Lunch at Another Ou Meul

We met my in-laws for lunch at the Ou Meul Bakery in Rawsonville several weeks ago. We were dogsitting Ziggy while they went away on holiday. It was here that we met them on their way back home.

Last week I shared about the Ou Meul in Simondium. Both are in beautiful locations and certainly worth a visit. It was by accident that I wore the same outfit both times, but it's a good outfit on a hot day.

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Lunch at Ou Meul

Today's photos are of our first time visiting the Ou Meul Bakery in the pretty hamlet of Simondium, between Paarl and Franschhoek. My in-laws invited us out for lunch to celebrate two birthdays, mine and Amanda's. It offers a picturesque setting (we sat in the garden in the shade of a large tree), friendly staff, and delicious food. Hubby and I bought two different meals, the Grilled Moroccan Chicken and Barley Bowl and the Falafel Bowl, and shared them. It was a day to remember and we'll definitely return in the future.

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Birthday at the Cape Town Waterfront

Yesterday was Amanda's 14th birthday. She wanted to visit the Waterfront in Cape Town, so we took her on the weekend and picked up two of her siblings to join us. We all had a lovely time even if everything didn't go according to plan. We walked around, visited the Food Market, and ate at Meloncino, an elegant Italian restaurant with a view of the water and Table Mountain. The food was good and the service friendly, but it was pricy.

There are two iconic buildings in the photos. The Arts and Crafts-style Old Port Captain's Building was built in 1904, and the Victorian Gothic-style Clock Tower was built in 1882.

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