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ANSA in Africa: People and Places
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View from Table Mountain
Posted by: ansaglobal
Cape Town is distinguised from other seaside cities by the presence of distinctly shaped mountains and peaks. Here Lion's Head is viewed from the top of the much taller Table Mountain, a long, majestically plateaued structure that lines the eastern side of the city. Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was held prisoner for 17 years, can be seen in the distance.