Hiking
In August 2017 we began hiking with U3A from False Bay in Cape Town.
The Ungardener with Cape Mountains for the Curious and Adventurous.
And I on Fynbos Rambles naming and photographing wildflowers.
August
Rainy days around Table Mountain (in 2019)
Between fynbos flowers and snow (in 2018)
First U3A hikes in Silvermine (in 2017)
Hiking up Table Mountain and in Silvermine (in 2017)
From The Sentinel to Redhill (in 2017)
September
Wildflowers at Red Track Cape Point, water, and books (in 2019)
Spring flowers from Rondebosch Common and Smitswinkel Bay (in 2018)
Jonkershoek to Rondebosch Common (in 2017)
October
Banksias on Brakkloofrant (in 2019)
Table Mountain cliffs and the Lady's Hand (in 2018)
Inkspot and spider orchids on October hikes (in 2017)
November
Silvermine flowers and India Venster (in 2019)
Gifkommetjie flowers and Suther Peak hike (in 2018)
Trappieskop Spitskop Slangkop hiking among flowers (in 2017)
December
Summer hikes in our mountains (in 2019 with his from January and February 2020)
Impossible thing (blue buttons) (in 2018)
Cape snow and a Swiss mountain goat (in 2017)
Kanonkop shipwrecks and summer flowers (in 2017)
January
Elephant seal and ocean plastic (in 2019)
(January and February our botanical ramble takes a break from the summer heat)
February
Mountain flowers (in 2018)
March
Last hikes before lockdown (in 2020)
Snake and lizard battle, and flowers (in 2019)
Autumn flowers in the Cape Mountains (in 2018)
April
The Joker, caves and flowers (in 2019)
Hiking Three Sisters and Smitswinkel (in 2018)
Sirkelsvlei has water again (in 2018)
May
From May Day to Audouinia (in 2019)
May mountain flowers and the Noon Gun (in 2018)
June
Slangkop Lighthouse and Table Mountain views (in 2019)
Jumping Board to Elephant's Eye (in 2018)
July
Enjoying winter rain and flowers in July (in 2019)
Chapman's Peak to Elsie's Peak (in 2018)
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| On the Jumping Board at Kasteelspoort above Camps Bay |
The Ungardener with Cape Mountains for the Curious and Adventurous.
And I on Fynbos Rambles naming and photographing wildflowers.
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| Bartholina spider orchid October 2017 |
August
Rainy days around Table Mountain (in 2019)
Between fynbos flowers and snow (in 2018)
First U3A hikes in Silvermine (in 2017)
Hiking up Table Mountain and in Silvermine (in 2017)
From The Sentinel to Redhill (in 2017)
September
Wildflowers at Red Track Cape Point, water, and books (in 2019)
Spring flowers from Rondebosch Common and Smitswinkel Bay (in 2018)
Jonkershoek to Rondebosch Common (in 2017)
October
Banksias on Brakkloofrant (in 2019)
Table Mountain cliffs and the Lady's Hand (in 2018)
Inkspot and spider orchids on October hikes (in 2017)
November
Silvermine flowers and India Venster (in 2019)
Gifkommetjie flowers and Suther Peak hike (in 2018)
Trappieskop Spitskop Slangkop hiking among flowers (in 2017)
December
Summer hikes in our mountains (in 2019 with his from January and February 2020)
Impossible thing (blue buttons) (in 2018)
Cape snow and a Swiss mountain goat (in 2017)
Kanonkop shipwrecks and summer flowers (in 2017)
January
Elephant seal and ocean plastic (in 2019)
(January and February our botanical ramble takes a break from the summer heat)
February
Mountain flowers (in 2018)
March
Last hikes before lockdown (in 2020)
Snake and lizard battle, and flowers (in 2019)
Autumn flowers in the Cape Mountains (in 2018)
April
The Joker, caves and flowers (in 2019)
Hiking Three Sisters and Smitswinkel (in 2018)
Sirkelsvlei has water again (in 2018)
May
From May Day to Audouinia (in 2019)
May mountain flowers and the Noon Gun (in 2018)
June
Slangkop Lighthouse and Table Mountain views (in 2019)
Jumping Board to Elephant's Eye (in 2018)
July
Enjoying winter rain and flowers in July (in 2019)
Chapman's Peak to Elsie's Peak (in 2018)
Pictures by Diana and Jürg Studer
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