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Cape Town Lens: sittin’ down by the lighthouse

6 October 2021 by Alan

A Cape Town Cape Point tagged image from photographer – Rob Romard as published on Flickr.

sittin’ down by the lighthouse
Cape Point
Image by Rob Romard

a nice breeze to go with the sunset – Low Point at the mouth of Sydney Harbour


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Fun Western Cape Fact: The octagonal Victorian Gothic style Clock Tower at the V&A Waterfront was completed in 1882 and was the original office of the Port Captain. The tower is actually made up of three rooms built on top of each connected by a central stairwell. On the second floor is the Mirror Room which was designed so that the Port Captain could keep an eye on all the comings and goings without actually having to leave his office.


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