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South Africa - The Land of the Two Oceans

rewarded on a clear sky we a p more costly sunrise over Mariann Hill for the early wake-up call at 5 clock. At 8:55 we picked clock from Durban and the flew towards the last destination of our trip: Cape Town, the Mother City in South Africa. Despite sunshine, the Table Mountain wrapped in our arrival in clouds. But as we are of the perfect travel management and is now used by are spoiled him, was the trip to the landmark success. Just in time for r departure from the hotel nd weighed close to the peak billowing clouds u the imposing Table Mountain was in his whole majestic beauty. Was the view from the station already a pleasure, ext cured us to ride on the gondola fascinating outlook. The 34 boys and 20 young men stood inm itten landscape of craggy rock and looked down at the Cape of Good Hope, on the historic island "Robbe n Iceland" and at the construction site for the football stadium for the World Cup 2010. "We are at Table Mountain!" Time and again rang d Yaser reputation, almost as if they are mutually assured of this unique experience. Place in the concert hall the cathedral choir sang in the 1086 m high altitude plateau overlooking the South African metropolis. Again, the clouds moved over the mountain he discontinuance z . All the more was Mendelssohn's "Lift up your eyes unto the hills from the Elias such a unmi ttelbare importance. The late-romantic, powerful, "Bonum est confiteri" touched in this environment not only the companion deeply in the cathedral choir. Passers-by stopped to hikers taken. It was just the perfect moment in an incredibly dense atmosphere. The clouds thinned and opened again at the departure has sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.

For dinner we dined exquisitely prepared seafood. And the operation remained listening attentively as the cathedral choir sang their songs in the club. The boss ran out of our kitchen, in the doorway and furtively wiped tears from her cheek. "You are beautiful," was her thanks to the guests. But the song was a thank you to the choir, Provost Dr. Wilhelm Gegenfurtner and Peter Hubbard canon as representative of the chapter, which has made for the cathedral choir that day. The cathedral choir underlined the words of gratitude from Domkapellmeister Roland Büchner with great applause.

A day is out, the intensely proved the uniqueness of this journey: that we know at the moment of every impression that you will never forget him.