Christmas in Durbs

December 26, 2006 • Blog

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Already, what, three nights back in South Africa. Time for a break, spending Christmas in Durban. Or, more accurately, 30 kilometres from Durban, in Warner Beach.
In Durban, it's not only bleeding hot, but also extremely humid, meaning just walking around is a challenge. But we still managed to drag ourselves to the beach on Christmas Day and take a swim in the Indian ocean and get ourselves knocked over by the high waves and the strong current.

Oh, and Christmas dinner on the porch, overlooking the sea.

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