Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome weekend, “did I mention the word awesome”
Friday my good mate Paul Els and his wife surprised us with a visit, happy hour at the Highlander (if you visit Clarens every Friday 5.30-6.30 pm happy hour at the Highlander is a must). This was followed by a good dinner and a evening of catching up.
Saturday evening was Walter “Wingman” Siviters 60’s Rockers birthday bash at the backpackers and what a goodtime boogie, beer drinking “howl at the moon” party it was. 10 of the 15 GFBI (Goromonzi Farmboy International) members arrived from far and wide, many guests got in to the mood and dressed for the occasion. “The Grumpy old men” played the “tunes”, they are a local band and played music from the sixties and seventies. one of the best parties that I have been to in a while
Today. Tania Gabby, Annie (Gabby’s best friend) and I had a braai with Mark and Kathy at Dave Greens farm, on the Caledon River. Dave was kind enough to drive us there (as the trip needs a 4 x 4 in some sections), we just chilled while the kids swam in the river and had fun on the farm. Tomorrow is nose to the grindstone again, but it could be worse, we could be living in a big city.
Friday my good mate Paul Els and his wife surprised us with a visit, happy hour at the Highlander (if you visit Clarens every Friday 5.30-6.30 pm happy hour at the Highlander is a must). This was followed by a good dinner and a evening of catching up.
Saturday evening was Walter “Wingman” Siviters 60’s Rockers birthday bash at the backpackers and what a goodtime boogie, beer drinking “howl at the moon” party it was. 10 of the 15 GFBI (Goromonzi Farmboy International) members arrived from far and wide, many guests got in to the mood and dressed for the occasion. “The Grumpy old men” played the “tunes”, they are a local band and played music from the sixties and seventies. one of the best parties that I have been to in a while
Today. Tania Gabby, Annie (Gabby’s best friend) and I had a braai with Mark and Kathy at Dave Greens farm, on the Caledon River. Dave was kind enough to drive us there (as the trip needs a 4 x 4 in some sections), we just chilled while the kids swam in the river and had fun on the farm. Tomorrow is nose to the grindstone again, but it could be worse, we could be living in a big city.
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