DuToitskloof pass. A question.

[JacquesM]

Purely from an interest point of view.

I sometimes go over the pass early in the morning, when it's still dark.

At the hairpin bend on the Paarl side, there's usually quite a lot of cars parked. People seem to be walking around the area, some of them wearing clothes that could be related to something like a religion.

Anyone knows what these guys are there for?

[Kamanya]

Purely from an interest point of view.

I sometimes go over the pass early in the morning, when it's still dark.

At the hairpin bend on the Paarl side, there's usually quite a lot of cars parked. People seem to be walking around the area, some of them wearing clothes that could be related to something like a religion.

Anyone knows what these guys are there for?

Yes, it's called fishing

 

[2StrokeDan]

Purely from an interest point of view.

I sometimes go over the pass early in the morning, when it's still dark.

At the hairpin bend on the Paarl side, there's usually quite a lot of cars parked. People seem to be walking around the area, some of them wearing clothes that could be related to something like a religion.

Anyone knows what these guys are there for?

Yes, it's called fishing

 

For souls?

I have never seen religious activity there, but yes, lots of fly-fishing, and hiking.

[Lem]

Purely from an interest point of view.

I sometimes go over the pass early in the morning, when it's still dark.

At the hairpin bend on the Paarl side, there's usually quite a lot of cars parked. People seem to be walking around the area, some of them wearing clothes that could be related to something like a religion.

Anyone knows what these guys are there for?

Yes, it's called fishing

 

For souls?

I have never seen religious activity there, but yes, lots of fly-fishing, and hiking.

as well as the usual local natives culture of parking under a tree, eating KFC, drinking black label quarts, pissing in the streams, taking naps in the cars and leaving all the rubbish behind. 

[Herkules]

  And Rastas smoking a zol. 

[2StrokeDan]

If it's the parking just before, and just after the bridge in the hairpin bend, yes I have seen the cloak and dagger religious gather to, I assume, go baptise in the stream below.

Mostly I believe it to be hikers, and some fishermen.

I have always wondered whether their cars are not broken into there?

[manxkipper]

They are similar to the religious group who congregate in white outfits at the river near the Berkley road/Maitland turnoff on the M5. They are not from ZA.

[JacquesM]

It's starting to make sense.

They seem determined in a way - (not like fishermen)

It seems peculiar that they gather there when it's still dark in the morning.

I just wonder why that specific place.

[JacquesM]

This is where the cars are parked, on both sides of the road.

Sometimes there are many cars and people, asking for caution while passing.