I'm visiting in a few weeks and staying in Sea Point. Looks like it's a pretty quick walk to get to the Signal Hill/Lion's Head area. I'm a confident hiker so the hike itself isn't an issue but I've heard there could be safety issues there.
Is it safe to do the hike alone starting and ending in Sea Point?
I always thought He did with how I've read the Gospels, but have discovered there is actually a huge debate about the issue (and not just because of Catholics and their whole Mary thing, but among Protestants as well).
What are your thoughts?
I'm looking to buy a study bible for the first time, for my first one I'm after something that balances personal application with historical context and theological explanation. I know there are study bibles which focus in-depth on each one of those but I'd like one which kind of does all of them.
Any reccomendations?
I'm attending a wedding in October. I was planning to share transport with some people staying near me, but they've cancelled due to a flight change. I don't know yet if anyone else at the wedding will be staying nearby, so I might end up doing these trips alone. I need to make a decision quickly, so any advice would be appreciated. I was going to rely on Ubers, and felt safer knowing I'd likely be sharing them with others. Alone, I'm less sure. The trips in question:
I know Uber is generally considered safe for tourists, but I've heard mixed things and don't want to take chances alone at night. Is my worry overblown, or are these reasonable concerns for a solo traveler?
Looking to see Phantom next week and want a seat less than £100, for those who know the show well which area would you say offers the best view in that price range? See below a chart with the available seats for the performance in question in the price range.
I'm booked for Snowdonia for 4 days from the 20th-23rd of this month. The weather forecast looks dreadful with lots and lots of rain and no sunshine.
I still have time to get fully refunded on my accommodation and train so want to make my mind up today whether to cancel.
I was planning on doing Snowdon and some other walks up in the hills to take in the views but from the looks of things there won't be any. Would I likely be restricted to ground-level walks? If so they might not even be that nice and kind of defeat the purpose in coming all the way out there.
I'll be honest I'm a fairweather hiker so I'm minded to cancel but would appreciate some input from this sub.
