Thursday, 30 October 2008

Fresh and Clean

Ahh, after that wonderful soaking rain last night, Johannesburg looks clean and fresh. While driving to Metrorail this morning, the sun was rising, sky blue, air smells fresh, mist was swirling around in the valleys, trees were plush green, birds singing and no traffic jams. What more could a boy ask while driving to work?

Posted by Jerome West at 11:21

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