Wines, Seafoods, Fruit & so much more ....... by kenHuocj
If not the most beautiful seaport of the world, then definitely in the TOP 3.
For the early sea-explorers from Portugal and maybe even China and Arabia,
the stormy Cape seas where the Indian and Atlantic meets, the warm and the cold currents with Neptune testing the seamen's navigational skills and their venturous spirits;
for travellers of the 20th century, be they they en-route to WWI or WWII
or the migrants from the old to the new world in the southern hemisphere, with the Union Catle Line or the Royal Inerocean Linethat trasnported so many Japanese from Japan to Brazil via the Cape,
they all saw the Table Mountain, with Devils Peak on the left and Signal Hill on the right in the calm of Table bay, often covered by the tablecloth of clouds.>the people, their vitality;
>the nature , its easy proximity;
>winelands and fruit orchards;
>the foods, indicative of cultures from different corners of the world metting together;
