Struisbaai is a coastal town in the Cape Agulhas district, the southernmost point of the continent of Africa. The beach at Struisbaai is 14 km (almost 9 miles) long, making it the longest beach in the Southern Hemisphere. Since 1673, at least 30 vessels have run aground in the waters off of Struisbaai, indicating how treacherous these waters are for shipping. We visited there in December 2017, but this is my first time sharing these photos.
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| Our son, Jeremiah |
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| My mom and step-dad |
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| Hubby and our girls, Amanda and Samantha |
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| We found these 3 rocks at the beach, each one totally different from the other. |
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| Langezandt Fishermen's Village |
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