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I remember teams of mules dragging scoops at low tide and taking the sand from
between the bathing boxes to deposit far out below the high water mark. It was bandied
about that the beach was under the Auret’s curse. The very thing that he tried to avoid
he was now blamed for.
The Pavilion, and a second one, were demolished and a third “pavilion” is now where
Abraham said it should have been in the first place.
References
Klopper, F. (2006) A Hat, A Hairpin and a Heart for God. Published privately.
Pryce – Lewis (1980) The Life of Jan Michiel Endres, Simon’s Town Historical
Association, Simon’s Town.
