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Rocks lined up like an abstract sculpture
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Enjoying my morning jog along the coast - looking back at the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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Looking out towards the Struisbay village
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Purple flowers along the pathway
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View towards Strandbaai Village from higher up
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Exquisite flowers on the hillside path
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Cave in the hillside of Spookdraai (Ghost corner)
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Plaque to commemorate the rekindling of the light at the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse on the 150th Anniversary of its existance
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Lighthouses along the South African Coast
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History of the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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Architectural design of the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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Origin of Agulhas the name
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Window in the Lighthouse
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The high steep climb up the inside of the lighthouse
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Last ladder to the top
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The lamp and lens of the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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View from the lighthouse across the Cape Agulhas village
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Back down the hole!
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Us - at the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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View from the lighthouse towards the southern point
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Good old Two Oceans box wine at the Crafty Pig After our excursion to the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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Drinks break at the Crafty Pig after a visit to the Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
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The serious look!
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Good old Durbanville Chardonnay with our fish and chips at L'Agulhas Seafoods Restaurant for lunch
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Cool photo circa 1930 in L'Agulhas Seafoods Restaurant of the early days of Cape Agulhas
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The quirky Seashell House
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Daisies spotted on our walk to the wreck of the Meisho Maru 38
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Sighting of the wreck of the Meisho Maru
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Wreck of the Meisho Maru - a Japanese fishing trawler
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Close up of what's left of the Meisho Maru No. 38
