Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Monday, December 02, 2013
Prisoner 44664 :
Master of his fate. Captain of his soul.
One of the highlights of our recent trip to South Africa was a visit to Robben Island, the former prison, now a museum, some 7 kilometres off the coast of Cape Town. A prison since the 17th century, its most famous prisoner was, of course, Nelson Mandela who was the 446th man to be incarcerated at Robben Island in 1964.
| Looking back to Cape Town from the boat heading to Robben Island |
One of the highlights of our recent trip to South Africa was a visit to Robben Island, the former prison, now a museum, some 7 kilometres off the coast of Cape Town. A prison since the 17th century, its most famous prisoner was, of course, Nelson Mandela who was the 446th man to be incarcerated at Robben Island in 1964.
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Linda De Silva,
South Africa
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