Dec
01
2012Bound for South Africa via Amsterdam
As longitudes and latitudes are crossed and mixed once more, this blog is going to dive into a short hibernation. There might be a brief update or two from the road, wi-fi permitting, but otherwise I will see you all on the other side, not even 10 days from now.
This is not a photo trip and I don’t expect too many landscape opportunities, but Cape Town is incredibly photogenic and even on a social outing, one eventually finds scenes to aim a camera at. And then of course, there will be a chameleon update. Stay tuned.
By 
Your photos made me shiver! I fly this route often, and have never been lucky enough to see these spectacular scenes (I always sit on the aisle) but might reconsider next time I leave Europe for Cape Town. They are magnificent. I might just save one and use it as my wallpaper…………………………
Thank you.
Hi Barbara,
Sorry for the late reply, this comment had somehow escaped my undivided attention! ;-)
Glad you liked the pictures. If you are flying during the day and the weather is good (it should normally be in that area) I highly recommend a window seat. But you can also do what I did and go the the back, there are usually a couple of exit door windows and it lets you stretch your legs…
Best,
Vince