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Cape Town Lens: “Happy Feet”

12 September 2023 by Alan

A Cape Town Boulders penguin colony tagged image from photographer – rogersmithpix as published on Flickr.

“Happy Feet”
Boulders penguin colony
Image by rogersmithpix

… photographed at Boulders Penguin Colony, Cape Town … home to a colony of African Penguins … BEST VIEWED LARGE


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Fun Western Cape Fact: Back in the days the Castle of Good Hope used to be on the coast line, hence the name ‘Strand Street’ (‘strand’ means ‘beach’ in Dutch and Afrikaans). Land reclamation to create Foreshore and the current harbor caused the coastline to move to the west.


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