definitely avoid the west coat in December. Wind is horrendous. We have much better weather in late feb through to early April and then again from mid-October to the end of November. December and January are notoriously windy
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Thank you for the advice and we were thinking about early April prior to the Easter season, as we don't like crowds. The plan is to pop in at some places on our way to Ceres and to spend 2 days there in the mountains !LOLZ
You will not regret it!!! That is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL part of the Cape! I'm dying to go there when it snows! We had no snow last winter though.
A good friend told me about it and now you are saying the same thing, so yes, it will be done.
We also had no snow on the mountain peaks, but I saw that there was snow in some other areas.
Maybe the snowman will come next winter !LOLZ
Lets hope! We even bought a car this year that's better built for it. Couldn't go looking for snow in my chevy spark 🙈 lets hope we get some decent snow this year!🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆
I had a near death motorbike accident in 1980 and now my left knee is kaput. So we had to trade our Polo manual in for an automatic car, as I cannot tramp a clutch anymore. In the process we also got a decent car recently that can handle the ground roads, as we often travel on them to visit our charity projects.
We feed 4000 children at 21 schools over here in a partnership with another non-profit. And that is only one of our projects.
I don't think that we will have snow here again this year, but you guys can always travel to the areas where the snow falls.
!PIZZA
Gosh if you guys ever get a foot in the Cape I'd love to work on the ground with you. I haven't been volunteering for over a year now and I miss it. I too have a buggered left knee from a desk carrying accident but I believe mine will heal..
With a heck of a lot of patience. I spent years riding pillion with my ex. How we didn't end up as pavement pate I don't know. Grateful every day for my borrowed time I'm living in.
We might expand in the future but are now busy laying the foundation for Papillon's work over here. Long term survival enjoys all of my energies now, as we took a big knock in finances after we left Johburg. All of our supporters fell by the wayside, as they only work in the Gauteng area. We don't have any supporters in the cape yet, but it will come with time. Fortunately our projects here are popular and the people are benefitting from it.
This is the main reason why I am on Hive.
We both only live by grace on borrowed time, and I am glad that you and your ex weren't shunted in your biking days. Life goes on as they say.
!WINEX