Keep me safe
Why do you imagine someone would draw a bird on an old LP, write the words “keep me safe <3 hake” at the bottom, and then stick it on the side of a building in Green Point? I have no clue myself. I googled the words, and found nothing at all except this rather odd poem by someone called George Hake, which contains the words “keep me safe”. Somehow I don’t think it’s connected. :-/
If you have any idea what it’s about, or if you’d like to take a flying guess, please help us with this little mystery by leaving a comment.
I’ve seen tags by Hake all over the Southern Suburbs – this thoughtfulness is new though…
@Michelle – Ah, thanks! I had this niggly feeling that there was something familiar about Hake… I’m sure I’ve seen the name before… besides for a menu.
@Michell – I see that you’ve written a cooking book… reading the description made my mouth water… it’s almost time for bed now… you’ve managed to make me all snacky… need food now!
This is just one of many of the HAKE birds i have seen all around CT. From Fishoek to Vredehoek, i notice them in the most inconspicuous but aesthetically pleasing spots on post boxes, road signs, even in the corner of a restaurant window. I have seen a few in succession and a scene with a few playing together. This is, however the first i have seen on an LP. I think they’re incredibly cute !!
Hey are hey Omniscient. Very cool.
heyyy..is anybody tell me that how we can take a nice daily safari from cape town city cente…where should we go???
thanks all…
There isn’t much ito safaris close to Cape Town’s city center Demmy. I could suggest Aquila, but that’s probably a little over 100KM from Cape Town.
Other than that there are plenty of places that you can go to see animals – just not too much in the line of actual safaris.