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Cape Town Lens: False Bay after the storm

17 June 2020 by Alan

A Cape Town False Bay tagged image from photographer – Paul Perton as published on Flickr.

False Bay after the storm
False Bay
Image by Paul Perton

It’s been blowing a full gale here for almost three weeks. This morning it dawned overcast and soon started to drizzle. False Bay looks like a millpond.


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