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.
Michelle
I’ve seen tags by Hake all over the Southern Suburbs – this thoughtfulness is new though…
Paul
Post author@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. :)
Paul
Post author@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! :D
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omniscient
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 !!
Paul
Post authorHey are hey Omniscient. Very cool. :)
demmy
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…
Paul
Post authorThere 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.