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Boulders Penguins, False Bay wales, and Cape Point

Graham

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Here is another great day out.
Had some hours at Boulders, on the penguin colony.
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Then onto Cape Point
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The old lighthouse
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There were 3 wales in False Bay.
The closest was about 100 meters off the shore.
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We could here them communicating to each other, with their low, deep sounds.
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I have never been so close to wales in the open sea, nor ever heard them for real.

Graham
 
Locrep said:
Great pictures, did you walk right out to point.
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Yes,
From the old light house to the point is another 45 minutes walk, each way.
That is where we got the best view of the wales.
The path is quite high up, until it starts to drop to where the new light house is.
The sounds of the wales is breath taking.
Actually, they make quite an 'erie ' sound.

Graham
 
Put an 'h' in it Graham - you're on about the rowdy taffs at the moment ;)

Nice pics though - certainly a wonderful area :mrgreen:
 
Ha ha - Boulders beach - about 20 minutes from 'home' :(

Used to have a chuckle at all the visitors looking for the donkeys there - they're not called Jackass Penguins for nothing :lol:

Did part of my rescue diver course there - I'm pretty sure the penguins deliberately bombed us under water :D

Weather looks nice - homesick now :|
 
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