Thousands of LGBT people and their friends and family took to the streets of the Mother City on Saturday for the 16th annual Cape Town Pride Parade. (Pics by David Lee)
Thousands of LGBT people and their friends and family took to the streets of the Mother City on Saturday for the 16th annual Cape Town Pride Parade. (Pics by David Lee)
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Photo 30. Who is the hottie with the grey top on the left …i did not get to se him …woof woof
Photo 30. Ooops ….on a closer look the colour of the top/sweater looks green …Sorry Hottie
Well done!. Cape Town Pride was phenomenal. I really felt that it epitomised the global LGBTI spirit. I was both impressed and surprised at the outstanding collective contribution by those involved in planning pride.
Congratulations. WOW! Was that fantastic or WHAT? Well done to everyone who helped create this incredible Pride Festival 2011, it was slick, professional and in every regard set a new standard of what Cape Town’s gay community is all about. Highlights for me were the Red Party, the beach pinic, lunch at Mzolis in Gugs and of course the parade and the party.
pic 18. thats what i like