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A sailing ship docked in Table Bay, and a very big man Van Hunks persevered until the stranger finally set down his pipe in defeat. Digital copies were created from a selection of items in the original hard copy Albert Coates collection (PDV 4) held in DOMUS in the Stellenbosch Van Hunks and the devil. And so, for ever more when the clouds cascade over the mountain, we sit down here and speculate whether Van Hunks and the Devil are having a smoke Van Hunks and the devil. But Van Hunks and his officer Bradley at the Theel. And he revealed himself to be none other than the devil! Coates, Albert, Format Extentleaves. What else could be in that chest but looted treasure?” Van Hunks vanished into the crowd on the Parade, with the porters scuttling close behind him. For those of you who don’t know the Van Hunks tale, here is a quick recap: it’s about a retired pirate who lived on Devil’s Peak and had a smoking contestOne day, Van Hunks was sitting as usual on the top of the Windy Mountain, passing the time with his telescope and his pipe. And the “tablecloth” that goes with the table symbolizes the smoke from the man who won the competition and his home life and his enjoyment For those of you who don’t know the Van Hunks tale, here is a quick recap: it’s about a retired pirate who lived on Devil’s Peak and had a smoking contest. (Mb) Author. There stood a man with a black pointy hat and a small black beard on the tip of his chin Van Hunks and the Devil. Annotated illustrations on fashions of the eighteenth century South African Tale: Captain Van Hunks and the Devil. As the story goes, Van Hunks arrived at his usual spot high atop the mountain, only to find a stranger sitting below his favorite tree Leichner Film & Stage Make-up: South African price list Van Hunks and the devil. By Johnny Clegg. Notes. Van Hunks asks Bradley "How are our friends in the (sounds off voices calling"help us Bradley replies"Not too well I fear, Van Hunks and the devil. It also explains why one of Table Mountain’s ridges is called Devil’s Peak. View/ Open. He spent most of his time Costumes and stage design. Costumes and stage design. View/ Open. A Story From Nelson Mandela's Favorite African Folktales. View/ Open. These items were donated Vera de One day a mysterious stranger approached him and asked the retired pirate to borrow some tobacco. Compiled by Nelson Mandela. An old Dutch/Afrikaans tale about how Cape Town got its ‘tablecloth’, a thin layer of clouds that covers the peaks when the south easterly wind blows. Coates, Albert, Date Created Format Extentleaves. Read by LeVar Burton. Drawing book. Coates, Albert, Rights. (Mb) Author. Rights One of the most notable myths of Table Mountain is the story of the devil and Van Hunks (a local legendary pirate), who create the “table cloth” on Table Mountain. Notes. After a bit of bragging, a smoking contest ensued, with the winner's prize a ship Many years after the Dutch began the settlement, a fierce pirate called Van Hunks lived in a cottage between the mountain and a hill called Devil’s Peak. These items were donated Vera de Villiers (Coates) and have And the story goes that there was a man named van Hunks, whose wife would not let him smoke at home, so he always had to walkwhich neighbors Table Mountain, got the name Devil’s Peak. Van Hunks whirled around. Format: Audiobook Download (Unabridged) Also available from: Apple Abstract. Suddenly he realised that someone was standing behind him. “He has become a pirate. Rights. (Mb) Author. Costumes.