All is good with the luggage except the wide neon green baggage strap that I use to identify my bag is missing.  What the hey, everything else is intact and here including all of the dirty clothes.
I took this picture last night so you can see "Edward" in his new home.  He seems so happy to be with his new friends.

 Have to add another picture of the penguins since they were so damned cute...

 Now you may think that the following is a traffic light and you would be wrong since in South Africa this is a "robot."  When we saw this in the mapquest directions it took a bit to figure it out.

The above photo shows the large adapter that you plug into the wall so you can use the european adapter so you can plug in an American appliance.  You damned near have to be an electrical engineer just to use a curling iron.

A baboon we saw at Constantia, one of the oldest wineries in Cape Town, while we were walking back to our car.  We steered very clear of this critter.

  This was the view from our apartment in Muizenberg.  We learned during our tour that False Bay (pictured here) which leads into the Atlantic is actually the No. 1 breeding area for great white sharks.  If  you would see all of the people who surf here, you would really doubt their sanity.

This is the explanation for the shark warning system.  The places that have large beaches hire shark watchers that keep an eye out and blow a horn when sharks are spotted.


I actually took about 800 pictures which I need to edit and will then post on-line and put the link on this webpage.

More to come....