Eish!!: Experiencing Ye Olde Cape Town

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Experiencing Ye Olde Cape Town

Thanks to a Muti post I stumbled across a Etienne Du Plessis' Flickr photostream. There are some amazing photo's and scanned postcards portraying a Cape Town long past, for better or worse.

Below is a postcard of the Cape Town 'International' from 1966.

Cape Town, South Africa, in Colour...1966

How about Muizenberg in 1964?

Muizenberg beach 1964

Check out the full set here : Bygone Cape Town, South Africa

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Posted by roygbiv on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 7:50 PM |

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Here is similar pictures of Cape Town central.

http://www.notesfromthecape.com/2007/08/photos-of-old-c.html


Enjoy!

Craig

Posted by Anonymous Anonymous | June 12, 2008 at 11:19 AM  

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    Cape Town, Western Cape, ZA

    I am just a normal Joe Shmo sharing my views, web travels, experiences and gems I have found with you all. Of course the focus is on the Motherland, South Africa, with a bit of bias towards Cape Town, from time to time.
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