Nick the Baboon 🤬🐵


Today we went shopping for food. At one point, we went shopping at Pick n’ Pay to get some food. Now you might think this isn’t important about the story, but it actually IS. So we got some snacks like Cheas Naks and some other chips.



Then we went to Cape Point and we saw a baboon in someone else’s truck. The moment we opened the trunk, the lighting fast baboon went straight for our food. It took a bag full of Mommy’s stuff and the Cheas Naks, but the good news is, we got the bag of stuff back. Bad news is it got away with the Cheas Naks. So now we hate that baboon and we want to get our revenge on him ever since. We then started hiking up the peak. Apparently it was where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Also, it kind of looks like the different oceans have different colors but it has not been scientifically proven. We looked around a little more and then we saw a little lighthouse.





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  1. Grumpy GrampyJuly 13, 2022 at 11:16 AM

    Baboons must have experience snatching food quickly. Awesome scenery.
    GG

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  2. Linsey MJuly 13, 2022 at 3:39 PM

    It's very funny that the baboon stole your Cheas Naks.

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