Jurg se Kaya 2011 trip report

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"Be afraid. Be very afraid." It was the pre-trip get-together at Geoff's house, and Geoff had the floor. And no, Geoff was not talking about the sandy parts of the trip - it was the strafdoppe he was warning us about. But more about that later.

The trip to Jurg se Kaya on the West Coast is one of those 'must do' trips on the club's calendar. This year was no different, and the trip filled up within a matter of hours.

There are several great 'Jurg se Kaya' trip reports on this forum (Brenda Buttercup's one is my favourite) - read them and you'll see one common thread - this trip is all about fun; riding some of the lesser-known West Coast gravel roads; getting to grips with gravel roads with some sand on them, sandy roads with some gravel on them, and sandy roads without any gravel whatsoever; a seafood extravaganza to remember for a long time; stunning scenery; great camaraderie, and the like.

Day 1: Friday

We started Friday morning bright and early (or, in my husband's case, not so bright, as he had had only one cup of coffee up to that point), meeting at the Engen Swartland. From there we would stay on tar until Moorreesburg.

Starting the trip: Briefing at Swartland Engen: Neels (our awesome back-up driver), Charles, Geoff and Bob - all still nice and cleanStarting the trip: Briefing at Swartland Engen: Neels (our back-up driver who somehow was always in the right place at the right time), Charles (who kindly agreed to sweep), Geoff and Bob - all still nice and clean

First stopFirst stop

Quick smoke break, with the emphasis on quick: (maybe it's just that I was always one of the last to arrive at the rest stops.)Quick smoke break, with the emphasis on quick: (maybe it just felt quick as I rode at the back and was always one of the last to arrive at the stops)

After this stop, I gave the camera to Noeline (who came down with a really bad cold a few days before the trip, but was determined to come on the trip, so rode Day 1 in the back-up vehicle) to take a few shots en route.

On Day 1, my GPS says we did just over 500 km (from home). Tar to Moorreesburg, and then we got onto gravel and eventually linked up with the R399 before going through Kapteinskloof, linked up with the R365, and finally went close to the back of the Engelsman se Berge. The road to Graafwater was in fairly poor condition, with long stretches of very soft sand on top of gravel, and while there were a few heart-in-mouth moments, there were fortunately no incidents.

We eventually ended up in Vanrhynsdorp for lunch - I think they used up half the supply of cheese in town on my pizza Tongue out. We then did a 90km burst on the N7 before going back onto gravel at Bitterfontein.

Scenery en routeScenery en route

More scenery...Gravel roads... with a bit of sand creeping in

Lovely koppiesLovely koppies

Spot the dust clouds made by the bikesSpot the dust clouds made by the bikes ahead

AndymanAndyman

Getting closer to the coastGetting closer to the coast

With the sea just around the corner, Geoff stopped us to say that the few (?!!) bits of sand we'd experienced until this point was absolutely nothing, and we could now start looking forward to the serious stuff.

And then we stopped for the official 'here be dragons' pep talk...And then we stopped for the official 'Here Be Dragons' pep talk...

A few nervous faces all roundA few nervous faces were hiding behind the helmets

Annie's distinctive featherAnnie' distinctive helmet feather

Unfortunately I did not take any pics of the ride-in to Jurg se Kaya; I was too busy concentrating on staying upright. It was quite a fun section, though, and I was very proud to get to the other side unscathed (albeit with quite a bit of paddling).

Finally - our destination!: Jurg se Kaya on the right, with some of the sleeping shelters further alongFinally - our destination: Jurg se Kaya on the right, with some of the sleeping shelters further along

Our comfortable bungalowOur comfortable bungalow for the weekend

Gentleman Bob shared with Gavin and myselfGentleman Bob shared with Gavin and myself

Just look at that view.Just look at that view!

Most of us then lazed around the Kaya to have a dop or threeMost of us then lazed around the Kaya to have a dop or three...

... while Tian went for a swim... while Tian went for a skinnydip instead.

Jurg made sure that nobody went hungry, and we waited somewhat nervously for the strafdoppe to follow.

At the pre-trip briefing, Geoff had said that any fall in the sand was sure to get you an instant strafdop, and after seeing the stuff he had hauled along for this purpose, we knew we were in for a rough time. Having paddled my way through the thickest stuff and managing to stay upright, I was quietly congratulating myself for escaping this dreadful fate, when Geoff burst my bubble: "No strafdoppe tonight," he announced. "The sand looks good, so the route is being changed and tomorrow we are doing the seriously sandy 4x4 track to the Groenriviermond. Strafdoppe will follow afterwards."

Drat.

Anyway, it had been a long day, and soon after 10, most of us trundled off to bed.

Day 2: Saturday

Early morning view from the KayaEarly morning view

After a light breakfast, we were ready to rock & roll at around 08h30. The route would first take us out along the same 4km [there is some debate around how long this stretch actually is - just ask Charles] from Jurg se Kaya back to the Brakriviermond.

Noeline was feeling better today and joined us on her bike. (Last night, Neels gave Noeline some honey tequila. Today she felt good enough to ride her bike. We are convinced the one dop of tequila fixed what a week's cold & flu medicine could not.)

The faster guys set off, with the more sedate group following.

We soon, however, got word that Andy had taken a bad fall and was lying on the ground with blood coming out of his mouth. He got up and continued to Groenriviermond, but was then in enough pain that his bike was loaded onto the trailer and he spent the rest of the day keeping Neels company. Later we would hear that he had a cracked sternum and broken shoulder. Eishhhhh!!!

Getting ready for some real sand on the stretch to GroenriviermondGetting ready for some real sand on the stretch to Groenriviermond

Somewhere along the 4x4 trailSomewhere along the 4x4 trail

 Nice place to have an office!Nice place to have an office!

Just having funJust having fun

I'm really hoping some of these other pics taken on the trip will be added!Regroup and photo opp

Stopping to cool off a bit. Sand riding is sweaty work!Stopping to cool off a bit. Sand riding is sweaty work!

Finally: The lighthouse at Groenriviermond! The lighthouse at Groenriviermond marks the end of the 4x4 route

Location, location, locationLocation, location, location What a place to ride an adventure bike!

GroenriviermondGroenriviermond

So, how bad were the sandy bits on the 4x4 track? In some places the stuff was axle-deep and really loose, in other places it was a tweespoor with about 10-15cm of sand on top of surprisingly good traction - looked worse than it felt. Other times there was almost no sand; just solid, hard-packed dirt. On the deeper stuff, as long as you vaguely stayed in the tracks made by the other bikes, you were generally okay. Getting over and around the earthworks left by the faster riders was almost the biggest challenge Innocent .

At Groenriviermond, one of the Nature Conservation guys said the road to Garies was in a shocking state, but fortunately 'shocking state' for a car and for an adventure bike are two different things, and apart from a few potholes, rough sections and some corrugated stretches, the 50-odd km to Garies passed quickly and we were all soon ordering lunch at the Garies Hotel.

At the Hotel, we found that 'first ordered' does not necessarily mean 'first served', but in general it appears that the food came out quicker than usual and around 2 we started back towards Jurg se Kaya.

We went back along the same route for a while, and then turned off to follow a great winding tweespoor track through the farms towards Kotzesrus. I really loved this track - it was twisty and interesting; you could see for miles and miles.

On the way back from Garies, through the farmsOn the way back from Garies, through the farms

Noeline started feeling really sick again on this stretch (the honey tequila must have stopped working) and loaded her bike onto the trailer.

Inbetween Kotzesrus and the BrakriviermondInbetween Kotzesrus and the Brakriviermond

Interestingly, this second time round I found the stretch from Kotzesrus to Brakriviermond to be a touch more tricky than the previous day. Perhaps it was because in general I rode faster; perhaps some of the sandy bits had been loosened by all the traffic - who knows.

We now rode the section between Brakriviermond and Jurg se Kaya for the third time. You knew what was coming; you knew where the soft bits were, and I mentally apologized to Charles for ever doubting his word. On Friday he said that, by the end of the trip, we would be riding that section like champions. At the time I thought he was, errrm, how shall I put it, 'mistaken', but he was 100% right.

We got back to Jurg se Kaya with plenty of daylight to spare. This time Tristan joined Tian for a swim, and the rest of us opened a well-earned dop.

Time to relax!Time to relax!

The sunset that night was spectacular and many pics were taken. Here's just two of them:

Start of the spectacular sunset...Start of the spectacular sunset...

What a viewWhat a sight!

Supper started with Jurg dishing up some exceptional seafood chowder, followed by his by-now-famous crayfish extravaganza. If anyone went hungry that night, I don't know how they managed that.

Crayfish, crayfish and more crayfish!Crayfish, crayfish and more crayfish!

After supper a few party games followed. There's a way of stepping through and around a stick held in your hands that only a really, really supple person can do, and Tian was the only one who managed that. It was also interesting to see which of the boys could fit inbetween the two poles in the Kaya. Innocent

Tian doing the limbo thingTian doing the limbo thing

Finally it was time for strafdoppe. Not having put my bike down yet, I was happily sipping my whisky, mistaken in the belief that I would be spared a strafdop, but it was not to be. Geoff fabricated a reason to give everyone a strafdop, including Janetta, who actually deserved a medal for riding all that sand on the back of Tian's HP2 (look at the seat on the HP2, and look at the height of the pillion's foot pegs, and you'll know what I mean!).

Day 3: Sunday

When I woke up on Sunday morning, my first thought was that Geoff''s strafdop had been even worse than I had thought at the time.

I could not move.

My legs had gone on strike. Two days of jumping up and down and acting as shock absorbers are enough, they said. My shoulders agreed, and a moment later my lower back chirped in as well. I think it was only my desperate need for coffee that proved 'mind over matter' sometimes still works, and creakily and stiffly I got moving (two days later, my quads are still sore).

We had the same light breakfast as the previous day, broke up camp and again had the wheels rolling around 08h30.

This time we headed out of Jurg se Kaya the other way, following the scenic West Coast 4x4 trail south, passing lovely bays with names like Hoekbaai, Koffiebaai, Strandbaai, Tietiesbaai and Piet se Baai (or so Garmap tells me) until Brand se Baai, where we stopped so that Rusty could take a group pic with the sea behind us.

Somewhere along the West Coast 4x4 trailSomewhere along the West Coast 4x4 trail

It was yet another lovely morning for being on a bikeIt was yet another lovely morning for being on a bike

One of the pretty bays One of the pretty bays

The road progressively became less sandy although more corrugated, and eventually we ended up at Lutzville where we pumped up tyres and refuelled (with Tian's HP2 in the group we did not pass too many garages, come to think of it).

From Lutzville we went past Doringbaai, got onto the two Transnet toll roads (this time they charged toll fees for every bike) and eventually ended up at the Elandsbaai Hotel where Geoff treated us all to a three-course meal.

ElandsbaaiElandsbaai

Resting after a big lunchResting after a big lunch

That's Jeanne underneath thereThat's Jeanne underneath there

From Elandsbaai it was back onto tar past Dwarskersbos to refuel at Velddrif, and the group got together one last time at the Vlakvarkgat Pub outside Langebaan so that those who wanted to load bags onto bikes, could do so. Then it was a 120 km headbang into the southeaster back home, with fantastic memories to last a lifetime.

All thanks to Geoff for organising a memorable trip; to Charles for sweeping; to Neels for driving back-up; to Dave for acting as my 'wingman' on the  Groenriviermond trail and for never making me feel I should ride faster; to all the truly great guys and girls on the trip: It was a special one.

(More trip feedback here)

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WOW Karin

As always Stunning

Job well done

Wayne

 

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Fantastic Karin, thanks for uploading all those pics. Well done, keep writing

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Some more pics

Friday morning

Superman & Batman: Mr Russell & Mr Adendorff JnrSuperman & Batman: Mr Russell Jnr & Mr Adendorff Jnr

A Red Bull Moment: Rory with Janetta in backgroundA Red Bull Moment: Rory with Janetta in background

At Jurg se Kaya later on:

Jurg's new urn: This has a 20L capacityJurg's new urn: This has a 20L capacity

While the water boiled in the urn: Our donkey started to bubble and splutterWhile the water boiled in the urn: Our donkey started to bubble and splutter

In all seriousness...In all seriousness...

Tristan freshenedTristan freshened

Russell & Russell: Lots of them aroundRussell & Russell: Lots of them around

Stan and camera: not looking for food for a changeStan and camera: not looking for food for a change

Noeline treading carefully: those rocks are either sharp or slipperyNoeline treading carefully: those rocks are either sharp or slippery

CecilCecil

Main Kaya from the front: Jurg also has several Granny flats surrounding the main kayaMain Kaya from the front: Jurg also has several Granny flats surrounding the main kaya

Tian & Janetta with sundowners: in front of one of the Granny FlatsTian & Janetta with sundowners: in front of one of the Granny Flats

Some bleached bamboesSome bleached bamboes

The crayfish are lurking: under the sea of bamboesThe crayfish are lurking: under the sea of bamboes

Vista to the leftVista to the leftMeanwhile...: some are seriously snoringMeanwhile...: some are seriously snoring

Jeanne has to pick up a box of matches: in a strange wayJeanne has to pick up a box of matches: in a strange way

Neels & JurgNeels & Jurg

Next morning's viewNext morning's view

Charles: enjoys a rusk & coffeeCharles: enjoys a rusk & coffee

Jurg and Buurman (Aka Boetie or Petrus)Jurg and Buurman (Aka Boetie or Petrus)

Pool in front of the kayaPool in front of the kaya

4 Very Wise people: Tian tried to persuade us that the 1st moon landing was a hoax4 Very Wise people: Tian tried to persuade us that the 1st moon landing was a hoax while Stan happily munched away...

Noeline and her breakfast: Only a carefully saved Fuccifino pizza would help her tackle the sand later onNoeline and her breakfast: Only a carefully saved Fuccifino pizza would help her tackle the sand later on

Magie vol - ogies toe: Stan has to rest again after his breakfastMagie vol - ogies toe: Stan has to rest again after his breakfast

Who is watching who?: Crayfish are watching from under the kelpWho is watching who?: Crayfish are watching from under the kelp

Jeanne takes an early morning strollJeanne takes an early morning stroll

Gavin starts to surfaceGavin starts to surface

Karin has already surfacedKarin has already surfaced

Kobus Wust & Geoff share a few thoughts: over WheetbixKobus Wust & Geoff share a few thoughts: over Wheetbix

While Neels prepares the backup bakkie for the dayWhile Neels prepares the backup bakkie for the day

Slowly everyone gravitates towards their bikesSlowly everyone gravitates towards their bikes

This became a common sight: Refuelling the HPThis became a common sight: Refuelling the HP

Crayfish harvesters arrive to help Jurg catch our supperCrayfish harvesters arrive to help Jurg catch our supper

Lots of little discussion about: this and thatLots of little discussion about: this and that

The group departed soon after and I stayed behind with Rusty for the crayfishing session.

We departed very festively to the next bay in 2 bakkies.  I got told to take a hike while the 6 guys changed into their wetsuits.

So I busied myself taking closeups of other things around.

Some closeups of West Coast plant and sea lifeSome closeups of West Coast plant and sea life

CloseupCloseup

I sneak a peak: Finally the guys are readyI sneak a peak: Finally the guys are ready

Buurman is firstBuurman is first

Jurg needs some help for Dewalt no.2Jurg needs some help for Dewalt no.1

Treading on the rocks was a tricky business: Slippery, sharp or likely to give way under your footTreading on the rocks was a tricky business: Slippery, sharp or likely to give way under your foot

Rusty trying his hand at crayfishingRusty trying his hand at crayfishing

Soon all 6 guys are submerged under this sea of kelpSoon all 6 guys are submerged under this sea of kelp

I can spot 3I can spot 3

An hour passes

Finally Jurg beckons.  Buurman is still hidden under the kelp and it takes a while to get him and Rusty to emerge.

Bike suit exchanged for a Wet suitBike suit exchanged for a Wet suit

The harvest was meagre at the end of the dayThe harvest was meagre at the end of the day

After a "colddrink" they decide to head back to the Kaya.

Cold drinksCold drinks

I was told to drive Jurg's bakkie back to the Kaya because I was the only other dry person Cool

I follow the other bakkie, which stops every now and again because Jurg has run dry.

RefillsRefills

While the other guys are hauling out lots of crayfish in front of the Kaya: Rusty tries to lure them out with smoked mussels and periwinkelWhile the other guys are hauling out lots of crayfish in front of the Kaya: Rusty tries to lure them out with smoked mussels and periwinkel

While we wait, I slip on some seaweed and land fully clothed in the water.

Unfortunately Rusty didn't have a camera.

We wait for an hour or two or three, but obviously kreef aren't used to this kind of cuisine.  So we pack up and head back to the Kaya.

Meanwhile the guys have hauled out stacks of crayfish.

An hour or so later we steam 5 big pots of crayfish.

CookedCooked

The rest of the day passes with lots of visitors popping in, all with a glass in hand, all in white bakkies.  The laughing policeman from Paarl also popped in.  Jurg hid in the kitchen because for some reason he didn't take to the guy...

We start preparing the Kreefsop as the guys are returning from Groenriviermond.

KreefsopKreefsop

I apply arnica to Andy in between making the witsous for the sop.

Very tired: any prop will doVery tired: any prop will do: Russell Senior

Russell JuniorRussell Junior

KobusKobus

Adie Junior: (Jurg called anyone with a beard "Talliban")Adie Junior & Cecil: (Jurg called anyone with a beard "Talliban")

Double Dave & Rory discuss Buurman's modified HPDouble Dave & Rory discuss Buurman's modified HP

We ate kreef until we couldn't anymore, and then we ate more kreef.  And then Jurg kept us laughing so much we couldn't decide whether we were sore from riding the sand or laughing the next day.  I will never travel by air to Durban again without thinking of Jurg and his gout pills.

Other side of the salt pan next morningOther side of the salt pan next morning

We had a long dusty ride back to the tar.

I popped in on my sister-in-law in Velddrif.

Pelicans breakfast in the harbourPelicans breakfast in the harbour

Thanks to all for another memorable weekend.  Noone has managed to wipe the grin of my face yet!Embarassed

 

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Great pics Annie! Looking forward to seeing more!

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Fantastic trip report Karin and great pictures added Annie , very well done to all that went on the trip . Cheers

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Great report & pic's Karin and thanks for putting it together.

Nice pic's as well Anne.

I hope more of the group post their pictures.

There will be another Crayfish tour in the 1st quarter of next year!

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Awsome report and pics, Karin!! You really have a gift for these, no idea how you get them out so quick! Cool

Thanks all for a great trip and for helping me get well sooner ;) it was torture watching the bikes and awsome terrain on Friday but worth it when I could ride on Saturday and Sunday again.

Great photo's, Anne!

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Great report Karin!! Thank you!!!

Noeline, it was amazing to see how completely happy you looked after your first 4km's of sand to get to the salt pan on Saturday morning... You could clearly see you'd missed being on the bike. Glad you could make the trip and that you could ride some if the routes... 

Will see if I can find some pics to post soon...

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West Coast Group of 2012

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Thanks for the great trip report Karen and thanks to Anne for her great pictures. It was'nt much that did not escape your lense Anne. Well done.

Jeanetta you were a delightful and skilled pillion and it was my plessure to assist you. It is always great to assist a friend. Till next time. 

 

Thanks for everyone for allowing me to be on my best behavior this week end.

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Ms KP,

Your reports are amazing, written with such passion, thank you.

 

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What a brilliant trip and what a privilege to be able to join all of you as the only pillion! 

It was quite a special trip for us one way and another.  Tian first invited me on this trip 3 years ago before I had ever been on the back of an off-road bike!!!!  I think it was Charles and Geoff who quickly convinced him that Jurg se Kaya was probably not the best introduction to pillion riding and would probably put me off for life and so I was left behind! (I have to say Charles and Geoff -  you were right of course and I’m glad I could enjoy it with some experience under my belt!!)   

Last year the timing just wasn’t right so this year it was a must for us and WOW – it surpassed all my expectations and then some!

 I loved every minute of it! 

The riding, the weather, the scenery, the people, the food – waking up in a tent next to a crashing ocean, what more could a girl from Essex wish for?  (Only the longdrop was a challenge but I’m working on it Embarassed)

 A special thank you to Rusty for the lift on the long run’s, that really was a Godsend (although raised my adrenaline levels a tad!!)

And finally a huge THANK YOU to my gifted and talented rider – Tian the way you handle that bike really is a marvel to watch and experience and what you can do with me on the back is even more amazing and always yet instilling me with confidence in the knowledge that you have my safety at the forefront of you mind.  Thank you for a hugely exhilarating weekend and I look forward to many more!

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more pics added Laughing

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Such nice pics Annie - thanks for adding!

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Okay, now for the important question...Am I batman or superman? I would like to rather be superman...and then my kryptonite can be the sand seeing as that is where i fell or the salt flats.

MIKE!!!! Put your pictures up on here

Try your best at avoiding the tarmac please.

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Kellan, you are indeed Superman, as Mike already has the Batman T-shirtCool

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Hi Guys.

Here are a couple of the fotos that I took. Better late than never.

 

Beautiful entrance

Beautiful entrance


Come ride with me for a change

Come ride with me for a change

 

km after km of fun

km after km of fun


Garries is really laid back

Garries is really laid back


Father and Son

Father and Son


Backup driving is hard work

Backup driving is hard work


Honey tequila fixes all

Honey tequila fixes all


Okey maybe not all

Okey maybe not all


Something green

Something green


Something red

Something red


What a wake up view

What a wake up view

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Super JuniorSuper Junior

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JurgSeKaya - more photo's

The Kaya (all of it): note the donkey boiler infront of the bathroom on the right

The Kaya (all of it): note the donkey boiler infront of the bathroom on the right

 

The evening veiw from my pondok

The evening veiw from my pondok

  

Time to relax: Anne, Andries, DaveH, Andy, Rusty, Jeanne, Cecil & Karin

Time to relax: Annie, Andries, DaveH, Andy, Rusty, Jeanne, Cecil & Karin

 

Pole Dancing - There are two poles about a foot apart in the centre of the kaya. Jurg's challenges anyone of his physique to fit between them.

Andries Pole Dancing: Jurg, Rory & Annie behind

Andries give it a try: Jurg, Rory & Annie behind

 

He even tried the other way around without success if I recall: Dewald, Jurg, Andy & Russell

He even tried the other way around without success, if I recall: Dewald, Jurg, Andy & Russell

Stan however made it through with ease.

 

 Comparing notes after the first bit of sand the next morning: Tian, Janetta, Mike, Tristan & DaveK

Comparing notes after the first bit of sand the next morning: Tian, Janetta, Mike, Tristan & DaveK

 

The road less travelled

The road less travelled

  

a serious discussion: Charles, Karin & DaveH

A serious discussion: Charles, Karin & DaveH

 

Kliptuin op Garies

Kliptuin op Garies

  

Sleepy campers at 6.30am: Rory, Rusty, DaveK, DaveH, Chartles, Annie & Tristan

Sleepy campers at 6.30am: Rory, Rusty, DaveK, DaveH, Charles, Annie & Tristan

 

This is how you should do it: Jeanne, Janetta & Tian

This is how you should do it: Jeanne, Janetta & Tian

 

Another serious discussion: Jakobus & Cecil

Another serious discussion: Jakobus & Cecil

 

Group Hug: Junior, DaveH & Batman

Group Hug: Junior, DaveH & Batman

 

Charles, Russell & Jakobus

Charles, Russell & Jakobus

Let it be.

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Thanks for the pictures Bob

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Geoff promised to have a kip on Garries porch for me...........good on ya..........Geoff..........

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Thank you David Cade for that lovely illustration of "super Junior". It is hilarious. Somebody make stickers of it for me to use?

Try your best at avoiding the tarmac please.