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Cape Town Lens: Abandoned Rhodes Zoo – Looking back from the lions den

16 March 2020 by Alan

A Cape Town Rhodes Memorial tagged image from photographer – mallix as published on Flickr.

Abandoned Rhodes Zoo – Looking back from the lions den
Rhodes Memorial
Image by mallix

Standing on top of the lions den and looking back over the enclosure and up the slopes of Devils Peak in the direction of Rhodes Memorial.

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