Neville's Pic of the Day

[Neville Bailey]

Wild Splash! by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The wildness of the Storms River mouth.


Storms River Mouth - 1 by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The unspoilt beauty of the ocean at Storms River.


Storms River Mouth - 2 by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Where river meets ocean.


Water Power by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The might of water over land.


Suspension by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The suspension bridge over the Storms River Mouth.


Mighty Storms River by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The rush of the Storms River into the Indian Ocean.

[Dave S]

Neville, you surely are enjoying your trip, next time I want a spot in your luggage.

[Neville Bailey]

Day of Adventure by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
What a great day we had today, walking on the wild side!


Paradise from Above by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
We hiked to the top of the side of the gorge, and this magnificent view greeted us.


Zen to Calm the Storm by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
I saw this interesting arrangement of stones at the river mouth.


Otter Show by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Not the best quality picture, but the subject is special - an otter swimming in the river!


Big Tree by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The famous Big Tree - a thousand year old yellowwood tree in the Tsitsikamma Forest.

[Neville Bailey]

The Knysna Heads by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The Knysna Heads, as seen from the Eastern side.


The Knysna Heads - Beach View by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The view of the Heads from the beach.


Hole in the Rock by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
One of many rock holes.


Reflections by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The water was like glass.


Lonely Boat by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
This boat looked so forlorn...


Chugg Chugg by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The Paddle Cruiser heads down the lagoon.

[Neville Bailey]

Tranquility by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Simple beauty.


Belvidere Church by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The beautiful interior of Belvidere Church.


Norman Castle by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The Belvidere Church reminded me so much of Norman castles.


Bridging the Gap by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
A candid picture of some unsuspecting tourists.


Another Hole in the Rock by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
A peep through yet another hole.


Rail Bridge by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The rail bridge over the Knysna Lagoon.

[Neville Bailey]

Water Fowl by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Not sure what bird this is, but the reflections caught my attention.


Sky Mirror by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
As the sun started setting, the clouds above reflected beautifully in the glassy lagoon below.


Knysna Dusk by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The sun begins its descent.


Golden Quay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The golden hour in the Knysna Quays.

[ians]

Looking good Neville.

[Blurock]

Did you sleep on the boat, Neville?

[Neville Bailey]

Did you sleep on the boat, Neville?

He he, no we didn't, although we tried to get on the sunset cruise at very late notice, but it was booked up...

[Neville Bailey]

A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
We took a walk along the railway line from Victoria Bay towards Wilderness to see the famous "Kaaiman Cavemen".

[Neville Bailey]

A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
This is their outdoor display of wares.


A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The view from the grotto towards Victoria Bay.


A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The eye is dazzled by the array of sea shells and arts & crafts.


A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Two of the "cavemen" in discussion.


A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Trinkets galore.


A Visit to the "Kaaiman Cavemen" by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
A mixture of cultures and designs.

[pmbguy]

WOW!

[pmbguy]

Water power! Pic
I love the light and texture

[Blurock]

Cool pics! The Kaaiman's river there is black, like tea. I always thought it was from rotting leaves, but it is from the minerals in the rocks.
Near Villiersdorp there is the Theewaterskloof dam, which is fed from the Theewater river. The name is obvious from the colour of the water and the spelling Dutch for tea?

[Neville Bailey]

Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
There were hundreds of honey birds in the reserve.


Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Interesting rock formations - natural concrete!


Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
A rickety pathway.


Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
The birdlife was prolific.


Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
A balancing act.


Hiking in the Robberg Nature Reserve, Plettenberg Bay by Neville A Bailey, on Flickr
Coo-ee!