06 March 2007

Garden concerts

posted by Kerry-Anne
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
The Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens are a great place for a Sunday afternoon picnic or nature walk, but from time to time they also double as a concert venue. Last Monday and Tuesday, for instance, the concert area was host to popera stars Il Divo; tonight, Wednesday and Thursday it's the turn of the legendary Sir Cliff Richard. Seating is unreserved - and picnic-style on the lawn - so concert-goers have to start queuing really early if they want to get a good spot. It's all worth it though - on a clear night, with a full moon, the silhouette of these mountains forms an awesome backdrop to the stage.

9 Comments:

Blogger alice said...

I'm very pleased to find your blog, your country is so attractive!

06 March 2007 09:41  
Blogger ~tanty~ said...

Hi, I post about garden too today. But yours is much more beautiful than mine :)

06 March 2007 11:49  
Blogger Dsole said...

what a beautiful green! It's definetely a nice place to spend all day!

06 March 2007 02:26  
Blogger Chris & Deb said...

hey....we're both featuring concert venues today! Yours is far more lush and inviting however!!

06 March 2007 04:44  
Blogger Mandi said...

Howzit Kerry, welcome to DP! Great to see CT finally on Daily Photo. It'll be great to see CT daily. Very excited. Good luck with your blog.

06 March 2007 09:02  
Blogger Ioanna said...

Hello from Ioannina, Greece and welcome. This green color is so wonderful. Definately perfect place for a lazy Sunday morning.

06 March 2007 10:41  
Blogger Kerry-Anne said...

Well, we're pretty excited to be a part of DP too - thanks for all the welcoming comments.
Hope we can live up to your expectations and keep you entertained!

07 March 2007 10:40  
Blogger Kate said...

Beautiful landscape photo. It's a lovely shot and a beautiful spot.

07 March 2007 03:55  
Blogger Dean Harvey said...

My wife and I were lucky enough to see a concert at the kirstenbosch 8 yrs ago - what an afternoon and what a memory...

08 March 2007 02:39  

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