Storms River Videos

While crossing the suspension bridge, we noticed nearby slabs of rock that were straight with sharp edges.  The ocean waves crashed against them, but when the ocean pulled the water back from the rock, the sound was flat and quiet.

After crossing the suspension bridge, we found a field of round rocks smoothed by rubbing against one another.  When the ocean pulled it waves down across the smooth stones, they "sang" a beautiful song I tried to record.  Christine and I enjoyed sitting on this beach and listening to the rocks sing.

Storms River Mouth

Storms River is located in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.  The river mouth is in the Tsitsikamma National Forest.  Across the span of the river's mouth is a suspension bridge we were able to walk across.  We enjoyed a delightful brunch here, followed by a walk to explore the river's mouth.

This is the mouth of Storms River as it enters the ocean:

These lilies were everywhere:

Christine on the suspension bridge:

The dark looking hole is a large cave full of very large bats!

Driftwood the ocean waves have collected on the beach:

Fresh water springs from the lush forest dribbling into the salty ocean.

The Two Heads

The ocean is a powerful force!  Over time, it wore through the moutain here and created a sea lagoon on the other side.

The motorcycle was made out of strips of tin cans by a local artist selling at The Heads.  This was one example of many types - animals, vehicles, people, etc.