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CapeTownYou are on the archive wiki. The new wiki is here. The Mother City, home to CapeTonians, a few of whom were born in Cape Town. Behold, places of interest and delight: (:toc:) RondeboschUniversityOfCapeTown, which some of us can refer to as our alma mater. Back in the mists of time a bunch of students' signatures were gathered and CLAWs was born. Kuzmas: The Legend, an extremely dodgy restaraunt. The coffee was the safest item on the menu, and it wasn't that safe. The store was shut down "for renovations" (some wag inserted "millennial"), gutted, and then partitioned in two. Neither half was greasy enough to be Kuzmas: the Requiem, and instead became Urban Connection and (?). Kuzmas featured in the Dragonfire 1997? Call of Cthulhu? module Brooding Spirit. Rondebosch Library, past Kuzmas, under the bridge. Rondebosch Cafe & Video Store - Let me speak plainly: R4 video hire, R5 DVD hire. Take your ID along to open an account (weekdays only). Res students should also take their student card and the phone number of their res. Heading towards town...MowbrayMowbray Library, has a large science fiction and fantasy selection. ObservatoryThe Observatory (duh) Walking down Lower Main Road...
TownOuterLimits, roleplaying bookstore St George's Cathedral, attached to The Crypt, currently the venue for the IllusionOfFreeWill LARP campaign someone else can list all the clubs and stuff Heading towards Muizenburg...NewlandsStardust, formerly various Italian names, formerly the Dros, now a very purple restaurant. Newlands Stadium, they play a wimpy live-action version of BloodBowl here. Springbok Pub, fresher dive. Confirmed (June 2004) not as much of a dive as when it was South Park/Springfields/II/The Stoker's Arms - but still cheesy. Giant gorgonzola cheesy. ClaremontStadium On Main shopping centre
Cavendish Square shopping centre
WynbergIf you want to go there, stand on Main Road for a couple seconds and your chariot will holler anon. (we need an audio clip here, someone) Avoiding speed trapsPermanent speed traps (reported by SynKronos):
see also: UCT, the rest of South Africa? |