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Cape Town - Crossing Table Mountain
Table Mountain
Starting poing: Kisternbosch botanical garden.
Skeleton gorge is visible from here
Scrambling up the river bed
The view from the top of Skeleton gorge
Table Mountain feinbos - King of proteas
More feinbos
Platteklip gorge
Cape Town - Cabo da Boa Esperança and Bartolomeu Dias Beach
Cabo da Boa Esperança and Dias Beach
Dias Beach from the top of the hill
The view from the beach
Cape Town - The Great White Shark
This time diving in a cage
A white shark close up
Getting ready to attack
Cape Town - Diving with sharks
The thrill: Diving with a couple of sand tiger sharks without any protection
The trick: The dive would be in an aquarium so it was a controlled environment
The fun fact: The sharks were fed only once a week, precisely the day I was diving...
Mirando los toros desde la barrera...
A sand tiger shark close up
Diving with turtles... an amazing experience
The outcome: Nothing gory happened. The sharks were curious about my presence, specially at the beginning. Probably they were expecting me to feed them. I had to sink slowly and use the rocks to protect my back (and my divemaster had to use a wooden stick to keep them away)
When I tried to get out, the younger one (a two meters male) got really, really interested in me and circled me for a while. My divemaster was a bit worried (to say the least) but with his help and trying not to freak out it finally got bored and left.
Disclaimer: Sand tigers are not that agressive but then, diving in a aquarium it's much more conflict prone than in outdoors.... It was a thrilling experience anyway ;-)
The trick: The dive would be in an aquarium so it was a controlled environment
The fun fact: The sharks were fed only once a week, precisely the day I was diving...
Mirando los toros desde la barrera...
A sand tiger shark close up
Diving with turtles... an amazing experience
The outcome: Nothing gory happened. The sharks were curious about my presence, specially at the beginning. Probably they were expecting me to feed them. I had to sink slowly and use the rocks to protect my back (and my divemaster had to use a wooden stick to keep them away)
When I tried to get out, the younger one (a two meters male) got really, really interested in me and circled me for a while. My divemaster was a bit worried (to say the least) but with his help and trying not to freak out it finally got bored and left.
Disclaimer: Sand tigers are not that agressive but then, diving in a aquarium it's much more conflict prone than in outdoors.... It was a thrilling experience anyway ;-)
Festival Internacional de Musica y Danza
The upper room - Corella Ballet
Cancionero del Sacromonte - Marina Heredia at the Sacromonte Abbey
Swan Lake - The Royal Ballet
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