A lot of you old timers would remember those old wooden braai shelters that were strung out along the beach. Most of them got used as firewood after some people had one to many, and thus they were to be replaced by these structures, Needless to say they make a great platform for budding artists!
:-[
Mike
I remember those wooden shelters. The bikers used to have breakfast runs and would occupy a few of these on a Sunday morning.
Charmain Meier (Heusdens)
Charmaine, sadly they are all long gone, the only wood left down there, besides the driftwood, is the boat sheds at the Yacht Club......
:-\
Hi,
Yea allright you got me. Where else was I supposed to get firewood at the time. I remember many great times spent here though.
Carl.
I got this photo from my mom today, cheers
Remember the Sunday Braai's and stealing sips of my dads Windhoek Lager ....
This photo is really old....
Being an expert in the field of beers, I would like to point out that the beer is actually a Windhoek export and not a WIndhoek lager, incidently, Export was my favourite beer....
Now I remember your mom Dunja.
Quote from: Diana Rudd (Boehme) on April 07, 2008, 06:37:21 AM
Now I remember your mom Dunja.
are you focusing the beer Diana??
:36_2_35:
To the astute beer drinkers... quickdop
My humblest apologies. Knew it had something to do with Windhoek .... hehehe shave
No Boy Georg I realy mean I recognise Dunja's mother.
I'm still looking for a photo of the old playground behind the wooden fences at the Yacht club....
We got lots of movies on 8mm, Mike get me a guy, buisness who can put them onto dvd and you can get a copy of each
Yip we got the park on 8mm
Must be a very small park!
laughpoint
Like I said this Shiraz is realy good.
The Cement Braai Shelters....