And this is why I love the western cape

[headhunter2000]

This morning riding my usual Vissershok route

Edited December 22, 2011 by headhunter2000

[Top Fuel]

Not sure what we are looking at here!

[headhunter2000]

My picture is gone

[headhunter2000]

A ****, wrong one

[jarek.pski]

this is classic

[Jeepdude]

i also love the western cape

[Clinton1]

Seems like those in the Western Cape could do with some computer training!

 

So come on, Top Fuel, tell us what he posted in error the first time up?

 

I hope he shares some Western Cape photos during winter... it's stunning there that time of the year.

[Clinton1]

Wow, can't believe it is still so brown there. Have you guys not had any rain?

[andydude]

Wow, can't believe it is still so brown there. Have you guys not had any rain?

 

What do you mean "still"? We get rain in winter!

 

And that picture looks like you're about to go down Malans?

[Clinton1]

What do you mean "still"? We get rain in winter!

 

That is true but it does not change the question, in fact it means there should even be a few exclamation marks after it. But then again I suppose I am just spoilt as there is nothing like the green rolling hills of KZN...

Edited December 22, 2011 by Clint_ZA

[Zac.A]

And that picture looks like you're about to go down Malans?

 

Thought so too.

[Jeepdude]

that is one tight fit for a yellow line...sjoe but smooth tarmac... Hermanus / overberg area has HUGGGEE yellow line..just this festive season is bit hectic to dare it out on the roads

[LeTurbo]

Headhunter, I'm not so sure it doesn't just look like the vaal 'Vaal. (I was in Mitchell's Plain the other day - you'd think we live in the desert. Hardly any green anywhere. Sand, sand, and more sand.)

[SeaBee]

Harvested corn lands... I think that's the english? (Gesnyde koringlande!)

 

They're green in winter after rain, goes dryer and brown and then gets harvested.

 

Well, that would be my guess as to the brown areas.

[Clinton1]

Harvested corn lands... I think that's the english? (Gesnyde koringlande!)

 

They're green in winter after rain, goes dryer and brown and then gets harvested.

 

Well, that would be my guess as to the brown areas.

 

But the road verges are brown too. In saying that it is a cool picture though. The other cyclist in the frame adds interest.

[Bateleur1]

I drive around all over the country and there is simply no contest. Western Cape roads rules. But Northern Cape is not far behind. They also have very good roads.