African Iris
It is like butterflies fluttering in my garden, the African Iris is starting to bloom and as the myth states before the rain. This means that the summer African rains are on its way which means the end of this dusty Johannesburg.
Monday 16 September 2013
It is like butterflies fluttering in my garden, the African Iris is starting to bloom and as the myth states before the rain. This means that the summer African rains are on its way which means the end of this dusty Johannesburg.
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