There are only 3 girls from the trip here so far, and everyone else is arriving periodically today. In the morning we decided to walk around Long Street, where there are a lot of coffee shops/stores/bars etc. and in the surrounding streets. It is great weather, although a little chilly when you’re not in the sunlight. Here are a few photos to make this post somewhat interesting:
This is Hillcrest Manor, the guesthouse we are living in
My room! I'm living with 2 other girls, and my bed is the one by the window (yes, i took the best one...there has to be some benefit to flying in first)
With table mountain! While walking around we found a beautiful garden area, and there were a bunch of school kids playing in these kind of mini-quads of grass. It seemed like recess time, which of course made us think about how good recess used to be in elementary school. This garden was right in front of a large school, and reminded me of Bombay when we would go across the street to the Embassy to use their fields and playgrounds.
wow that guest house looks awesome. when you said hostel at the beginning of the post, were you referring to the same thing as the guest house, or are they different?
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty guest house. And that's good you took the one by the window. It is going to suz for the person who gets stuck in the middle.
ReplyDeletethat house looks so nice! how much luggage did you have with you/how much closet space is there in the room? i mean you are living with 2 other girls, it could be tough.
ReplyDeletesoham- i meant to say guesthouse, there's no hostel, haha. It really is quite nice.
ReplyDeleteI ended up having 2 rather large suitcases, but both were like 3/4 full (you know i got to bring some goodies home)- the closet space is lacking but we have figured it out and it shouldn't be too bad. I need to rearrange all of my stuff though, it is basically just stacked on one shelf, haha
Yaay for the bed closest to the window!!
ReplyDeleteNice picture in front of Table Mountain! Definitely enjoy Long St...I have some fond memories
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