The most southerly blog post in Africa

There are nearly a billion people in Africa.
Maybe a hundred thousand of them write blogs. About 6 of those blogs are any good.
And lucky you – you’re reading one of them.
Might I suggest a quick dip on the lottery this evening? You are obviously on a roll.

Anyway – why all these exciting stats? Well, because of those billion people on mainland Africa, I am currently the furthest south, as I am writing this post from Cape Agulhas. Not from the village of L’Agulhas – the most southerly village in Africa. Nor from the Cape Agulhas lighthouse – the most southerly lighthouse in Africa. Not even from the little Cape Agulhas monument – the most southerly monument marking the most southerly point in Africa – in Africa. I’ve wandered onto the rocks behind there to bring you what must be the most southerly blog post in Africa. And it’s low tide. Believe me, this is going to be pretty tough for anyone to beat without some sort of major engineering project.

North of me, a billion impoverished individuals with a big desert at the top. South of me, ocean. Plenty of it.

Anyway – I’ve said my piece, I’m off for a(nother) beer.

11 thoughts on “The most southerly blog post in Africa

  1. Ha ha! Thanks for braving the southern most southerly rocks to bring us yet another world-shattering blog post!

    Lady Fi´s last blog post was: Finding my Zen zone (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)

  2. I am feeling the privelege of reading your post from the edge. I need the help of an intelligent English person to solve a modern art mystery but I am thinking you have more enjoyable exploits to pursue than reading blogs from so far North.

    Po´s last blog post was: modern art? (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)

  3. Hee hee, I hope you are wearing a Sou’wester, a bright yellow mac and have your hurricane repellent tablets…

    Andrew´s last blog post was: Rabbit Burgers, Anyone? (Note: 6000 miles… is not responsible for the content of external internet sites)

  4. Nicely done. It’s always good to go just that one step further. I’m sure nobody will begrudge you a cold one.

    Enjoy it.

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