The parallels are striking - there's the waterfront, the mountains, the fog, even sea lions (but w/an added attraction of penguins here...more on that later!) and the sparkling sunshine that gives everything an irresistable glow.



Paul Patin, who to Helen's delight is also a native Houstonian, is the PAO in Cape Town. He hosted a reception the evening of May 20 at his residence, bringing together local musicians, promoters, and UCT faculty.
Paul, Mike Rossi (UCT), & Quincy
Helen, Nigel Vermaas (BUSH Radio), and Mark Canning (Asst PAO)

Rashid Lombard (Capetown Jazz Festival), Lonnie, and Mike
Mike & Helen play a song for the guests...
Anne Barr, producer of the Cape Town Big Band Festival
Hey, I randomly stumbled upon your blog and the first pic I see is one of Lion's head, from my home town.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a good time there!