Muizenberg, Cape Town : Changes to blog

In the past this blog what about Muizenberg and the surrounding areas. I am now changing the feel and format of of this blog to encompass more about me and where I travel. I work in Muizenberg, I love Muizenberg in fact the live Muizenberg every single day. So as I work and enjoy every moment in Muizenberg I also travel outside of the area. So from now on I'm going to be adding photographs and videos not only of Muizenberg but Cape Town, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique and pretty much the rest of Africa. These are the places I travel to on a weekly basis, So I might as will include all these fantastic images of Africa within this blog for you all to see. I will speak adding photographs of the surrounding area as often as I can so all of you who come here to look at photographs of Muizenberg will not be disappointed. My life is changing and says this blog, I hope you guys enjoy future photographs and videos as well as those comments that make. Thank you kindly. James.

Interesting Muizenberg

- 1742 the Het Posthuys one of the oldest buildings in South Africa was built.
- 1795 The Battle of Muizenberg was a small but significant military affair that began and ended three months later with the (first) British occupation of the Cape.
- In 1882 the railway line, which for twenty years stopped at Wynberg, was extended to Muizenberg.
- 1895 the Muizenberg Municipality was established.
- 1902 Cecil John Rhodes bought as a holiday cottage and this was where he died.
- 1910 the library opened next to the Natale Labia
- 1911 the Muizenberg Post Office opened.
- 1913 a new railway station was built in Muizenberg.
- 1920 Boyes Drive was completed.