Thursday, 17 December 2015
Tuesday, 8 December 2015
Cape to Cuba restaurant
We walked into this restaurant not expecting much only to be
really surprised at the decor and the general ambiance. It was amazing and we were told that everything was for sale. The colours and the tables were colourful and simple. The chandeliers were "to die for doll". I loved the whole experience including the food. It was just such a change to the usual restaurants we come across.
Just loved the swing which was set up in the middle of the place.
The the young waiter told us that it was used often as we could well imagine.... who would not want to be swinging between the chandeliers?
Our view from our verandah.
The train did pass by and made a huge noise
Just what the place needed |
Just loved the swing which was set up in the middle of the place.
The the young waiter told us that it was used often as we could well imagine.... who would not want to be swinging between the chandeliers?
Side entrance. I never did find out what the green figure near the door represented. |
The other side of the restaurant with a bar and sea view. The casual area.. |
Our view from our verandah.
The train did pass by and made a huge noise
Our table and chairs. |
Loved the swirl of the floors which was an unusual paint technique . |
The main entrance into this restaurant of character. |
Blue lights on the road.
A blue light flickers on and off along the fence |
Although I am not good at taking pictures in the evening I thought I would
give this a try as every evening when I drive past I think how lovely it looks along this road. It is a school sign which flickers all night. The blue is vivid and bright against anything else.
Early evening when the blue light is switched on. |
Early eve |
Straight along the fence |
Early eve with the sunset in the distance. |
As the sun goes down the blue filters across the road.. |
All dark now with the town lights in the distance. |
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