A wooden walkway

along the cliffs of Hermanus for better Whale watching. If you look at the cliff on the left, there is a photobomber. It is called a Dassie (Rock Hyrax) and is the closest related relative to Elephants. I will post a close up later.

[moni kozi]

Superb

[Mary Siegle]

Wow...just...wow! Amazing scene.

[Babs]

Love the walkway snaking through the picture. An interesting photobomber too.

[Desi]

Wonderful

[Kathy A]

Such an amazing walkway! I eagerly await your photo of the Dassie, it looks nothing like an elephant from here

[Poppo Livy]

Great set of stairs. Never heard of a Dassie before so I await your posting with interest.

[narayani]

I would never have guessed it was elephant related!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow it winds on and on

[Kim Silcock]

What a beautiful scene and that walkway is amazing.

[Joan Robillard]

So interesting

[Susan Wakely]

Great walkway and landscape. Look forward to viewing the Dassie.

[Sharon Lee]

Great capture, lovely walkway

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely scene and capture

[Denise Wood]

That's an amazing amount of steps :)

[Beryl Lloyd]

Waw ! amazing scene and view , ,looking forward to have a closer view of the Dassie ! fav

[Casablanca]

Love your little photobomber! Never heard of those

[Wylie]

terrific, those stairs really invite you into the picture.

[Steve Chappell]

That is a lot of stairs

[Bill]

That is a lot of steps. Really cool area with all the rocks. Your little friend looks like it would be related to a groundhog or marmot not an elephant.

[Marij]

looks very inviting

[katy]

I love the patterns created by the walkway especially the light and shadows. What a monumental undertaking that must have been to build. Looking forward to the close-up.

[Mags]

Looks like a great place to explore. So many photo ops!

[Chris]

That's quite a walkway. Love your photobomber. I can definitely see the family resemblance between the Dassie and elephants.

[Merrelyn]

What a fabulous walk way. It must afford some fabulous coastal views.

[Nina Ganci]

the dassie was the first thing that caught my eye
I do go there often enough but have never been to this walkway in Hermanus, Time I visit this walkway

[Glover Shearron, Jr.]

This shot is WAAAAAAY cool on so many levels! Wow!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, walking those stairs would be a strenuous workout. Great capture.

[gloria jones]

Wow...Super pov

[Lisa Savill]

Wonderful scene. Interesting capture and photobomber. I look forward to seeing the close up.

[Paul]

Nice photo! I’ve never heard of the Hyrax. Always good to learn something new in nature.

[Bep]

Never heard of Dassies. What a wonderful walkway!

[Allison Maltese]

That is quite a scene with those angled walkways.

[LManning (Laura)]

Incredible scene.

[Carole Sandford]

Incredible line leading right through the scene!

[George]

Great POV.

[Carrie Shepeard]

I love the POV you used for this shot!

[Jane Pittenger]

Going on forever

[Rick]

Cool capture. Nice looking walkway.

[Diana]

@monikozi @mcsiegle @onewing @seacreature @kjarn @terryliv @narayani @koalagardens @kimka @joansmor @wakelys @sugarmuser @ziggy77 @gilbertwood @beryl @casablanca @pusspup @swchappell @cwbill @marijbar @grammyn @marlboromaam @galactica @merrelyn @ninaganci @ggshearron @mittens @seattlite @lisasavill @pej2 @gijsje @falcon11 @ljmanning @carole_sandford @gaf005 @cashep19 @jgpittenger @rickster549 Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on both the tp and pp. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Helge E. Storheim]

I would love to have a walk on that one!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Beautiful bird's-eye view. The dassie adds to the picture- he really does look like someone's pet!

[Diana]

@helstor365 @olivetreeann
thanks so much, it is a wonderful place to walk when the whales are frolicking in the bay. I only spotted the Dassie much later, then had to change my lens :-)