Stroll from Camps Bay beach up the Kloof
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Cross the Kloof road onto the Signal Hill side and suck in the view
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a view of the white white sand of Camps Bay beach, with its ultra-luxury houses in the foregrounds and at your toes are the lower slopes of the Table Mountain range.
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To the other side is the "thinnest" view of Table Mountain (or Table MTN as a local cellphone company prefers to call it).
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Some construction going on at Camps Bay high.
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Next to Camps Bay beach is surely one of the best positioned cricket grounds in the world.
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And the beautiful coves don't stop at Camps Bay.
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The scenic drive from Camps Bay to Hout Bay.
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Pine trees are alien vegetation and some feel they should go.
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A slopy way down to the waters of Camps Bay
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Clifton Fourth Beach.
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Clifton 4th beach is the largest of the 4 Clifton coves.
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Clifton 4th is also the most popular
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On days when Camps Bay is windy, Clifton is often sheltered from the wind.
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The sun is hot and the water is freezing
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Middle slopes of Lion's head.
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Lives of the rich and famous.
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Top of Lion's head.
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Seaward side of Clifton
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a favourite spot for the rich to park their boats
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Clifton 4th beach
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Another millionaire building a view
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Parking lot above Clifton 1st beach.
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Above Nettleton Road, Clifton
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Inviting pool.
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Crane with a view
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all four Clifton beaches
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Clifton second beach
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Granite boulders form the boundary
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Clifton third beach
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Clifton 2nd beach
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Clifton 3rd is the smallest
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Who's richer?
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Clifton 4th with some nice houses
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Lapping up the sun at Clifton 2nd
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Water skirting up to the bathers
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Sun, sea and sand
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The Cable-Car station at the top of Table Mountain
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