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Cape Town aboard Queen Mary 2 - Last Great Ocean Liner 🚢 Queen Mary 2 Cape Town - The Last of the Great Ocean Liners ⚓ 2018 World Cruise: SOTON to Cape Town 🎯 Keep Calm. Ship Happens! What an amazing feeling when boarding a ship we have sailed on. The QM2 is no miraculous exception. Today, the first voyage segment SOTON to Cape Town is completed. This is part of the 2018 World Cruise Itinerary. 🔧 Engineering Marvel This is not your typical cruise ship. In fact, it is the last of the great oceanl...

There is something cinematic about the Western Cape. It like walking through movie or a painting. You can't really write about it: you must undergo go it to get the full effect. Everywhere you turn is pay dirt-guaranteed vistas complete with mountains, clouds and farmlands. Here in the vineyards, are some examples of this universal beauty

After casting our seine and gill nets out to sea via row boat, the constant tug of war returns from the mighty shark-infested Indian Ocean yielded a solitary crab and Hake fish, respectively. Later, we discovered a basketball high top sneaker and small live-wired stingray. Hence the title, "Net Worth" for our dragnet haul. A great workout nevertheless  I decided not to wear a hat today but the happy-go locals know better.

H2OMG-Praying for rain as the city is about to claim the distinction of the first place on planet Earth to run out of fresh water supply due to 3 consecutive dry seasons. With both the Indian and Atlantic oceans surrounding us, it is easy to forget about a drought as the Western Cape is drowning in natural beauty for seafarers. Returning here is a reminder of paradise. Stunning views, driving up this glorious stretch of coastal road, finding breath-taking views is not too much of a challenge. This lookout point on Boyes Drive in Muizenberg is a scenic spot must see. Love Allwaves Let's Get Cirrius Great Atmosphere here Winging It This Morning Atlantic Side

 Formed almost 100 million years ago out of the crushed shells of tiny single-celled algae, The White Cliffs stand watch over the Channel, a symbol of this country's defiant spirit

English Countryside: A Pastoral Symphony English Countryside A Pastoral Symphony of Rolling Hills and Ancient Wisdom 🌿 From London's Hustle to Nature's Embrace What a remarkable difference from the hustle and bustle of London! Here, in these pastoral farm settings, time seems to slow to the rhythm of nature itself. The charm and magic of the English countryside comes alive in every rolling hill, every grazing flock, and every ancient stone wall that tells stories of centuries past. 🐑 What The Flock! Nature's Woolly Wanderers Where sheep roam free and time stands still ...

Slim pickings-the city's thinnest house I was 20 the first time I  visited London. Still love it. In fact, who doesn't! Today was no miraculous exception.  A tour of The Royal Albert Hall today, setting up for a show.  What on Earth!  The natural history museum reminds us of our origins. Curtain call for The Mother of all musicals-42nd Street

 There is no such thing as bad weather only bad clothes. I got the Wellington boots on to walk through the rain and green muddy fields of Kent. Surrounded by some of the finest countryside in the whole of the South East of England, it is good to be back home. While my Qatar gently weeps...

Edflex 2017 EDFLEX 2017 Collection Ed Reif's 2017 The Foundation Year The year it all began to take shape. With 39 foundational posts across 11 months, including a standout June with 8 posts, 2017 marked Ed's initial exploration into consistent storytelling and the discovery of his unique voice in the digital space. ✨ Read June Foundation (8 Posts) 🏗️ View Foundation Stats 2017 by the Numbers 39 Foundation Posts 8 June Peak ✨ Discovery Phase 🏗️ Building Blocks ...