A BIG THANK YOU to BIONIC MAN

[Guest Frail4Life]

I would like just bring everyones attention to two MEN, one was a STRANGER, TONY in Table View. Second, Terrence from SS. I barely know the man. Both have said No to payment or Reimburse. Today in these times it is rarely difficult, BUT these guys both really went out of their way to do anything to HELP. Numerous phone calls, messages, travelling out of his way. Just to help a fellow hubber. Guys I really SAY THANK YOU.

May God Bless You.     

[Captain Slow]

Great to see the Human Spirit is alive a well!!

 

Well done guys!

 

[Bionic man]

You were my motivation to stop smoking and start cycling David, so I should be thanking you, anyway, nothing wrong with borrowing a fellow cyclist a set of wheels.

 

See, it's not only the pretty female HUBBERS that I help out, now enough of this dilly dallying and go train.

[Guest Frail4Life]

I do NOT need to go training/ cycling so Early anymore. I am now             ON SEMI RETIREMENT. As of Tuesday last week, My first day back to  WORK and sorry we are CLOSED. The Restaurant where I WAS working closed its doors on ME. I am still lokking at EMPLOYMENT. So I have had lots of time to RECOVER. Thanks for the encouragement.  

[Guest Frail4Life]

Honouring the elderly

This is posted on the CITY OF CAPE TOWN GOVERMENT WEBSITE.

MAYORS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OFFICIAL MEETING CAPE TOWN  CYCLIST.     In a brave and triumphant bid to bring attention to the plight of the elderly, Cape Town resident David Kleynhans has cycled from Cape Town to Knysna and back again ? despite suffering from a hereditary vein disorder.

[Guest Frail4Life]

THIS IS FROM KNYSNA. THE KNYSNA MAYOR WITH ROTARIAN, MEETING CAPE TOWN CYCLIST.