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South Africa - Bicycle Tour Adventure, Day 15

Pictures and Stories About Bicycle Adventures


Drive to Johannesburg, Visit the Apartheid Museum,
Transfer to O Tambo International Airport, Fly to Cape Town;
22 Nov 2014


Morning Pictures Around the Tower of Pizza B&B

Fruit Fly Protection at the breakfast nook. Terry and Jannes at the breakfast table.
Above Left: Fruit Fly Protection at the breakfast nook. The truth is that I do not remember seeing any flies.

Above Right: Terry and Jannes at the breakfast table.

Farm made chair backs, Shovels. Farm made chair backs, Shovels.
Above: Farm made chair backs, Shovels.

A picture of the silo tower from the breakfast table. A picture of the empty restaurant in the morning.
Above Left: A picture of the silo tower from the breakfast table.

Above Right: A picture of the empty restaurant in the morning.

Farm Tools. Top View of Cattle, Oil Painting.
Above Left: Farm Tools.

Above Right: Top View of Cattle, Oil Painting. The painting is very clever and artistic.

Old hand pump for water. An Old Farmall.
Above Left: Old hand pump for water.

Above Right: An Old Farmall.

A bed of rose looking succulents. A Woolley Worm! AKA, Caterpillar.
Above Left: A bed of rose looking succulents.

Above Right: A Woolley Worm! AKA, Caterpillar.

On the Road to Jozi

Johannesburg and area Road Signs. Good Parents.
Above Left: Johannesburg and area Road Signs.

Above Right: Good Parents.

The Apartheid Museum
(It's also called the Mandela Museum)

The Apartheid Museum entrance.
live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
"For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains,
but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others."
- Nelson Mandela


The Apartheid Museum. The Apartheid Museum.
The Apartheid Museum. The Apartheid Museum.
Above: From this point further, NO PHOTOGRAPHS were allowed.
I consider not being able to take photographs in a museum a form of discrimination (information control).

The Apartheid Museum. The Apartheid Museum.
Above: The stones and bricks in the wall around The Apartheid Museum were reclaimed from actual Apartheid Prisons.

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Above: Pick a color to match your favorite quote.
[The quotes are real but I made up the color codes as I forgot to take a picture of the color code].
  • Red - "None of us can be described as having virtues or qualities that raise him or her above others."
  • Blue - "To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that enhances and and respects the freedom of others."
  • Yellow - "I detest racialism because I regard it as a barbaric thing, whether it comes from a black man or a white man."
  • Green - "The cell is an ideal place to know yourself. People tend to measure themselves by external accomplishment, but jail allows a person to focus on internal ones, such as honesty, sincerity, simplicity and an absence of variety. You learn to look into yourself."
  • White - "I learnt that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear."
Terry makes her choice. The choice of others.
Above Left: Terry places her choice.

Above Right: The choice of others.

Many Choices. The FLAG is a TIME LINE that reads from LEFT to RIGHT.
Above Left: Many Choices.

Above Right: The FLAG is a TIME LINE that reads from LEFT to RIGHT: First there was Black Man and the Yellow Sun and the Green Lands, then came White Man along with some Blood and some Truth and then the Land Merged.

Flight to Cape Town

we were the fifth down from the upper-left. Our room for the next week in Cape Town.
Above Left: The flights out of Johannesburg; we were the fifth down from the upper-left.

Above Right: Our room for the next week in Cape Town.

This Drawer is Interesting because it wraps around the sink. Our Office with Highspeed Internet.
Above Left: This Drawer is Interesting because it wraps around the sink. The drawer is very good use of space and is very unusual. We have a kitchen with a fridge and a microwave; life is good.

Above Right: Our Office with Highspeed Internet and the BEE sits quietly in those two square aluminum suitcases.

It was an emotional day and it was a long day, but it was worth it.
We're in CAPE TOWN!



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