Terimakasi Ganief. We were truly blessed, and truly grateful for grandfather's legacy. It's because of him that we were not uprooted during apartheid. I'm passionate about Kalk Bay because of the people, the infinite sea and Majectic Mountains but mostly it was the love and respect we had for each other. We were free spirit's, living in one with nature. Running down to the beach, playing with the tadpoles, hiking up the Mountain was a child's dream come true. You may join me on a walking tour. Contact me on 0824664319.
Wow,it's so nice to see how amazing you look aunty Latiefa.May allah bless and keep you safe and shukran for the history.From the Adams family in retreat
Assalamu Alaykum Danyaal. Thank you for your compliment Son. You welcome to join me on a walking tour, do contact me on 0824664319.Kalk Bay is definitely the place to be
Congratulations - great video Latifa Cozyn. Your families and many others left their foot prints in Kalk Bay for the world to know and appreciate. Where you lived in harmony with everyone around you although apartheid tried to uproot you but they couldn't. We salute all the families that's still staying in Kalk Bay although some were uprooted but they kept there Kalk Bay heritage and identity. I've been running for 25 years and my route always includes Kalk Bay coastline to smell the freshness of the sea. A place that sustained many families of the area through their fishing activities and providing the best catches of various fish to the communities of the Western Cape. Kalkbaai the known fishing village on the coast of False Bay known to many Capetonians as the place where you can get your fish at the harbour and feed a family. .
Kalk Bay is mixed with FILIPINO SPANISH descedants from the Philippines. They were transported by CSS ALABAMA in 1860's from the Philippines to escape the Revolution against Spanish Government at that time.
@@najmanajienaj we hear you. Yet the video is about the town and not the region. Do you know the history of the region, and be prepared to share your knowledge with us on camera?
Kalkbay with its scenic view over looking the ocean and from Boyes Drive the view is awesome.
100% ❤️
Terimakasi Ganief. We were truly blessed, and truly grateful for grandfather's legacy. It's because of him that we were not uprooted during apartheid. I'm passionate about Kalk Bay because of the people, the infinite sea and Majectic Mountains but mostly it was the love and respect we had for each other. We were free spirit's, living in one with nature. Running down to the beach, playing with the tadpoles, hiking up the Mountain was a child's dream come true. You may join me on a walking tour. Contact me on 0824664319.
Wow so little we know about our ancestry and Cape Town, I feel like there's so much untold history about Cape Town that we don't know about.
We agree with you. We aim to uncover all of it. 💯 Thank you for spending some time with us. ❤️
Good day the gentleman that fell from Chapman peak was he part of your team? ?
Went to Kalk Bay Primary School in the late 50'searly 1960's learned to swim with Mrs. Currie in the Kalk Bay pool near the Brass Bell !
Wow. You must have some brilliant stories from that time. Where in the world are you now?
Wow,it's so nice to see how amazing you look aunty Latiefa.May allah bless and keep you safe and shukran for the history.From the Adams family in retreat
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Assalamu Alaykum Danyaal. Thank you for your compliment Son. You welcome to join me on a walking tour, do contact me on 0824664319.Kalk Bay is definitely the place to be
Hi Latife, we'll come and visit you once more sometime in the future😍
We will pass on the message.
Congratulations - great video Latifa Cozyn. Your families and many others left their foot prints in Kalk Bay for the world to know and appreciate. Where you lived in harmony with everyone around you although apartheid tried to uproot you but they couldn't. We salute all the families that's still staying in Kalk Bay although some were uprooted but they kept there Kalk Bay heritage and identity. I've been running for 25 years and my route always includes Kalk Bay coastline to smell the freshness of the sea. A place that sustained many families of the area through their fishing activities and providing the best catches of various fish to the communities of the Western Cape. Kalkbaai the known fishing village on the coast of False Bay known to many Capetonians as the place where you can get your fish at the harbour and feed a family. .
Thank you for watching. I have passed your message on. And thank you for sharing your story.
love your work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
Awesome video, thank you for sharing, I live close by, but I still have a lot to learn from where I have now made my home!
Thanks for watching.
Congratulations. A lovely interesting video.
Thank you for watching Elaine.
A nice video
Thank you for watching and spending some time with us. ❤️
Oh so the filipino features are still recognizable
Yes they are.
Latiefa still looks good.😊😊
Kalk Bay is mixed with FILIPINO SPANISH descedants from the Philippines. They were transported by CSS ALABAMA in 1860's from the Philippines to escape the Revolution against Spanish Government at that time.
There was people there before the Dutch🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yup
First people who arrived in Africa were dutch? Yeah that makes a lot of sense 😂😂😂. Gosh the propaganda
She's referring to the town, Kalk Bay.
You have info we don't know about regarding Kalk Bay?
Thank you! Dutch were absolutely not the first in Kalk Bay…no mention of indigenous ppl in this entire video
@@najmanajienaj we hear you. Yet the video is about the town and not the region. Do you know the history of the region, and be prepared to share your knowledge with us on camera?
@@AfricanTravelCrewyour history of the region is off and town