Trying to rais funds for the scouts. rembeber spending many sundays in a pondock on the parking place at the yachtclub braaiing boerwors with the van greunens. The late Iggy, and sometimes his wife PatMark and I would be quite boared because no-one was realy interested. Mostely we "had" to eat the wors ourselves. I'm sure that's where I got my big belly from. hihi
Does anybody remember buying a wors from. If you do, thanks for the help of fund raising!
Georg
Is there nobody out there ever gone to the yacht-club`
Does it still exist
Yacht club is still there, although I don't know how many members are still active down there, I do know that somebody lives down there now and looks after the lawns and stuff....looks quite nice actually.....
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Thanks Michael.
Somehow the yachting-club facinated me in those days, even though I had nothing to do with it.
By the way, will Mrs. Coffin be reading our greatings?
I do not know, her daughter asked me to put something up, I'll email her to see if she will take the greetings to her mom...
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Hey, I remember standing and making boerewors rolls until theu came out of my ears!! The wind always blew a gale and by the end of the day I was convinced that if i never saw another "hotdog" it would not be too soon!! Did we ever make money that was worth talking about?
Not that I know of Cheyl.
Used to love going to the yaught club, especiall when my mom and dad did the Bar ( Anna and Larry).
We used to get up to all sorts and come back when we were hungry, Mom always had a ready supply of foodand if we collected the glasses from outside and washed them we would get a packet of crips and a tin of coke. Sold to the slave traid and we didn#'t even realise..........Then home at the end of the day - Sunburnt and in the bath to try and get the sand out of our hair,, NIGHTMARE
Don't forget the salt on your skin after swimming. I remember the lagoons near the river mouth smelling. And yet we couldn't let off from swimming.
Anyone know what happened to JNR?
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