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Time and distance from my early years in Cape Town haven't remade the city anew, but perhaps they have brought clarity and playful attentiveness to the ways in which I've been observing its urban fabric. As I walk or ride around the city, there is undulating curiosity, amusement, fascination. Sometimes even delight. It's a delight that often results from small, seemingly ordinary things – a recurring colour (so much yellow recently!) or the quiet grace of a typically overlooked tree. On Cape Town's Foreshore, a part of the Central Business District.I used to pass by this Brett Murray sculpture every day during undergrad on my way from Cape Town's central train station to my tiny college campus.Skinny La Minx sure knows how to brighten up a downtown pedestrian crossing.An outdoor gym in a public square in Cape Town's Central Business District.Delivery bikes wait outside the Woolworths in St. Georges Mall in Cape Town's Central Business District.The Cape Town Civic Centre partially veiled by marine layer.