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I have a great view of Table Mountain from my lounge window.
For a collection of photos at various times of day and seasons see:
10 years of Table Mountain from Kenilworth
The views east from my flat also provides endless fascination.
I have built a large collection of photos at various times of day and seasons.
For other photos see:
views east from Kenilworth
This mountain pass was built in the early 1970's and provides a direct
route from the Southern Suburbs to Noordhoek and further south to
Cape Point. The views north are towards the Table Mountain Range.
This entire range, 50km in length, forms the "backbone"
of the Cape Peninsula, and is scheduled to be listed as a
World Heritage site.
From the top of Ou Kaapse Weg, Constantiaberg looks like a crouched
elephant. The most obvious sign is the cave known as Elephants Eye.
It can be reached on foot, and consists of a small cave with an
overhanging roof.
From the top of Ou Kaapse Weg the pass dips down towards Noorhoek,
Kommetjie and the Atlantic Ocean.
Driving back from Ou Kaapse Weg towards Cape Town is along the Blue Route
freeway. On the left Constantiaberg and its garden suburbs.
Looming ahead are Table Mountain and Devil's Peak.