There were many interesting stalls selling various arts and crafts, and it reminded me of Craft in the Park that we love in Rondebosch, a suburb of Cape Town. We also enjoyed the children's activities in the Nature Centre and the live music.
We then went and hiked down to Wolf Cave where I squeezed through the narrow cave tunnel system and met Candace and the kiddos on the other side. :)
The back of the stage at Arts in the Park.
Eliza and Riaan loved the sidewalk chalk.
Sweet girl loves being outdoors in nature.
Family selfie while eating lunch.
Traditional photo in the Nature Centre.
Riaan working on his creation - with some help from Candace.
His artwork made out of leaves, seed pods, grass and sticks.
Sporting a Civilian Conservation Corp outfit.
Checking his wingspan again.
Peering inside a hollow tree.
Tiny mushrooms growing at the base of a tree.
Sinkholes are in abundance on the walk to Wolf Cave.
Wolf Cave entrance.
View of the ceiling inside the cave.
The kiddos had fun at a playground, too.
The Fire Tower is being restored at McCormick's Creek.
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