I am back in Mossel Bay after spending a few days attending to family matters. I once again apologize for the lack of Blog posts but unfortunately my schedule did not allow any updates. This do happen from time to time and I am sure that many will appreciate the fact that family matters also need to be addressed. Thankfully there were no severe weather or disasters in this period accept for some intense lightning and thunder along the coastal areas of the Southern and Eastern Cape. This resulted in power failures but no further serious damage.
Okay, enough waffling let's get back to business.
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012
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