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Leisurely walk around the island took just over 30 mins
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Some beautiful views and houses around the Northern side of the island... you can see Table Mountain in the distance too
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Some beautiful views and houses around the Northern side of the island
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Lovely water effect between the complexes
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Douglas Colliery No 3 Steam Engine built in Glasgow and delivered in 1904 and worked in the Wits mines in South Africa
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Douglas Colliery No 3 Steam Engine built in Glasgow and delivered in 1904 and worked in the Wits mines in South Africa
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Douglas Colliery No 3 Steam Engine built in Glasgow and delivered in 1904 and worked in the Wits mines in South Africa
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SAR NGG16 Garatt Locomotive No 112 built in 1939 by Beyer Peacock and used in KwaZulu-Natal on the Ixopo line to 1977
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SAR NGG16 Garatt Locomotive No 112 built in 1939 by Beyer Peacock and used in KwaZulu-Natal on the Ixopo line to 1977
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SAR NGG16 Garatt Locomotive No 112 built in 1939 by Beyer Peacock and used in KwaZulu-Natal on the Ixopo line to 1977
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Entrance to the Intaka Island bird wildlife sanctuary next to Canal Walk - note the wind generator to the righ
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Inside Intaka Island - the history of the steam train. In the foreground is a model of a Rhodesia Railways 19th Class Locomotive built by George William Binns-Ward
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Housing around Intaka Island
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The old Waterfront Grain Silos as they appear today after being restored for modern use - you can clearly see the old appearance was faithfully kept
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The old Waterfront Grain Silos as they appear today after being restored for modern use - you can clearly see the old appearance was faithfully kept
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The grain silo building in 2009
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