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The photo below shows us a little less wind and rain swept at the Southernmost point of the African continent.
![Windy but not wet at Cape Agulhas](https://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/604/308/320/IMG_2792.jpg)
The next two photos below show the lighthouse at Cape Agulhas in day and night.
![Cape Agulhas lighthouse in daytime](https://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/604/308/320/IMG_2716.jpg)
![Cape Agulhas lighthouse at nightime](https://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/604/308/320/IMG_2777.jpg)
Below is the remains of a Taiwanese trawler which was shipwrecked a few years ago at Cape Agulhas. When we first saw this wreck 4 years ago it was still intact which gives you an idea of the ferocity of the sea.
![Shipwreck off Cape Agulhas](https://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/604/308/320/IMG_2708.jpg)
I love the photo of the lighthouse in the dark, with the light brightly shining! A good Christian message there somewhere I think! Great photos - I feel more travelled when I've viewed them!!
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