Oudsthoorn Day 2- De Rust

We left the caves at 12:15pm and we had really enjoyed them and our next stop of the day was 40 miles away in De Rust, pronounced Drewst, and we arrived at 1:15pm.
De Rust had been on Ellie’s list for a little while as one of the little dorpie towns she wanted to go to and we found a parking spot on the main road where most of the shops were.
It was mainly restaurants and cafes but there was a weird little antiques shop we found that had anything and everything in and then a nice little gift shop.
We were here for lunch and stopped at a quaint little restaurant called Cassies run by a black lady and we ordered a meat feast pizza and 2 milkshakes. The pizza was good but the milkshakes were amazing.
We spent about 90 minutes in De Rust, it was a weird little town with a lot of nothing, but lots of charm and when we got back to camp it was 3:30pm. We’d had a good day out.
The wind had really got up back in Oudsthoorn but the rain had held off all day which we were grateful for because it was already cold enough and as it got later it got colder. In the end at 4:30pm I lit a huge Braai just to keep us warm before cooking steaks on it.
Once dinner was done and we had washed up, at 6:30pm I said it was too cold to sit outside and we went in to watch tv for the rest of the night.Читать далее