10K views · 406 reactions | Cape Horn was first rounded in 1616 by Dutch sailors on route to the Pacific. Ever since, sailing past it has been considered a considerable achievement. For many, it also comes as a relief, indicating the end of the Southern Ocean and the return to the Atlantic. #TheOceanRace | The Ocean Race | Facebook

12K views · 232 reactions | Cape Horn entering a wavy Manasquan inlet  #manasquaninlet #capehorn #capehornboats #fishing #fishingboats #fishinglife #manasquannj #fishingtrip #summervibes #waves #pointpleasantnj | Shore Boats | Facebook

Cape Horn: the ultimate challenge for sailors Rounding the iconic landmark has been a dream of sailors for centuries – and, since 1973, it's been part of the Volvo Ocean Race DNA | The Ocean Race

Kuruman Hills, Northern Cape. Albertus Horn Red Sprites are described as ethereal fireworks, silent and delicate, contrasting the violent storms that create them. | We Are South Africans

Kuruman Hills, Northern Cape. Albertus Horn Red Sprites belong to the family of transient luminous events, mysterious atmospheric lights that challenge our understanding of storms. | We Are South Africans

2.6K views · 31 reactions | Storms over Kuruman Hills, Northern Cape. Albertus Horn | We Are South Africans | Facebook