Moving On

We have left Cape Town. We charted our course and actually drove right to the airport in about an hour. That gave us 2 more hours to put the car in public domestic parking and haul the luggage to check-in. Actually we have very little luggage. I checked in in Kodiak at under 30 pounds for our three month vacation. Bill had more because he took along his portable kayak which we stored in LA. I'm adding more weight with purchases, mainly books, which we plan to leave along the way as we read them. We left three in CT. Images above are a pair of Egyptian geese and their five babies that honk and parade past our braai area constantly and make lots of racket, the view from an upstairs bedroom balcony door and two of our neighboring chalets. Speaking of braai, we bought charcoal to do hamburgers the first night and it was real charcoal, not briquets but wood that had been burned down to black sticks. It lit much easier that the briquets and has a better smell.