Cape Town beaches were unusually quiet this Boxing Day, as most families seemed to have slept in after their Christmas festivities.
The Boxing Day beach tradition has always been a spectacle to observe, with thousands of families arriving at beaches around the City, from very early in the morning.
This year however, it seemed as though most had a late start to their day.
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The Boxing Day beach tradition has always been a spectacle to observe, with thousands of families arriving at beaches around the City, from very early in the morning.
This year however, it seemed as though most had a late start to their day.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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