Watching the sun rise over False Bay

I have just come back from the beach. I arrived there at 05.45. The light had begun to filter through and already the old folks were swimming ( that never fails to amaze me). Within 10 minutes other walkers and joggers arrived.
After my walk I decided not to head  to the gym but do another lap of the catwalk. As I was about to leave I saw the sun peaking over the mountains.  I sat down on the beach watch the sun rise over the calm sea of False Bay. It was breath taking. 

Its good to be alive!

PA-Booking Agent for Tourism Company in Simons town.

Must have related experience or diploma in travel and tourism.

Bookings and reservations, arranging  transfers, hotel accommodation.

Direct dealing with guests.

Till point controller / cash ups/banking/emails and admin.

Marketing to guest houses and tour operators.

Must be confident, outgoing ,willing to work  week-ends and standby. Preferably live in area.

Email CV to airjaws@mweb.co.za

PA-Booking Agent for Tourism Company in Simons town.

Must have related experience or diploma in travel and tourism.
• Bookings and reservations, arranging transfers, hotel accommodation.
• Direct dealing with guests.
• Till point controller / cash ups/banking/emails and admin.
• Marketing to guest houses and tour operators.
Must be confident, outgoing ,willing to work week-ends and standby. Preferably live in area.
Email CV to airjaws@mweb.co.za

Starting the film shoot with BBC

WE started a 10 day film shoot with John Downer Productions of the BBC.

Rob comes home late last night and asks where is their generator. Oh my hat. I have forgotten to order in. Thankfully we have a genie at home. Its huge and old, but it will do the job for today. I have to go collect the proper one today. Its at the other end of the world 1.5 hrs away and so I will be spending close to 4 hrs in the car later on as I will be coming back during rush hour traffic.

Give you a low down on how the first day went and an over all description of the shoot.

Shark Spotters

I have blogged before about the shark spotters and what a good job they do, sitting on the mountainside with binoculars and a radio, and monitor shark activity around the surf zone.

Today we are making their dream a reality, by taking these guys on our boat to have a look at the sharks "up close and personal"

Alison, from Save our Seas, said they are very excited and cant wait for this afternoon. We are giving them each a beanie to keep their head warm as its darn cold, and are looking into jackets for them as well,(just trying to muster up some sponsorship).

Let you know how it goes.