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On the 23rd of June I set off to the airport, very excited for a weekend in Cape Town. I was heading down to speak at the 2012 Food Bloggers Indaba. Little did I know that a weekend of what was meant to be exploring one of my favourite cities would turn into me barely being able to get in and out of the car. As I was leaving for the Indaba on Sunday morning I slipped on the steps outside my aunt’s back-door and fell, spraining both my ankles and pulling/tearing my right calve muscles. I am still not sure how I actually drove to the conference venue but I got there and after popping some pain killers and an anti-inflammatory I got through my talk and workshop on Photography and post-editing with the wonderful Jeanne from Cooksister. As a result of the amount of pain I was in I didn’t take any photos at the Indaba unfortunately.
However, over the next two days I was determined to see and do as much as my sore and swollen legs would allow me to and so I set out with my friends Sam Linsell & Sam Woulidge and asked them to show me their favourite spots.
Dear Me Food World - http://www.dearme.co.za/
Plush Props - http://www.facebook.com/Plushprops
Plush Props - http://www.facebook.com/Plushprops
Plush Props - http://www.facebook.com/Plushprops
The Kitchen - http://karendudley.co.za/yummy.htm
I just have to add here, The Kitchen where we had breakfast is the place where the ACTUAL Michelle Obama also ate… I feel like now we are kind of connected. Just me? Oh well.
Atlas Trading & Rose's Corner Cafe
HemelHuijs - http://www.hemelhuijs.co.za/
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Tags: Atlas Trading, Cape Town, Cape Town South Africa, Dear Me, Dear Me Food World, Food Bloggers Indaba, Hemelhuijs, My week in Cape Town, Plush Props, South Africa, The Kitchen, The Kitchen Michelle Obama, The Kitchen Woodstock
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