Sunday 31 August 2008

Suikerbosrand

In the afternoon quite a few members from BBC went to Suikerbosrand near Heidelberg for a hike and picnic. Although Angie and Gary did not join us because it is their wedding anniversary today, many did. As you can see from this photograph Sonia and Lu-Marie enjoyed the hike. The wind picked up to gale proportions but that did not impede us.

Posted by Jerome West at 08:14

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