droffarc
Race Dog
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2006
- Messages
- 1,376
- Reaction score
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- Location
- Cape Toon - TransAlp XL650V 2004
- Bike
- Honda NC750X
Final part of a tetralogy.
The road to/from Hout bay is lined (for the most part) with trees.
It comprises of the M63 (Hout bay main road), (which becomes) Rhodes Drive (named after Cecil John Rhodes - an important historical person in this part of the world). This drive passes the famous Kirstenbosch botanical gardens to eventually join with the M3 (Union Ave.) which is usually traffically congested.
So coming from the relative tranquility of Hout Bay you hit the afternoon rush hour traffic and your mood is shattered. (No I did not have any accidents.)
I hope you enjoyed this tetralogy as much as I enjoyed (mostly)making it.
The road to/from Hout bay is lined (for the most part) with trees.
It comprises of the M63 (Hout bay main road), (which becomes) Rhodes Drive (named after Cecil John Rhodes - an important historical person in this part of the world). This drive passes the famous Kirstenbosch botanical gardens to eventually join with the M3 (Union Ave.) which is usually traffically congested.
So coming from the relative tranquility of Hout Bay you hit the afternoon rush hour traffic and your mood is shattered. (No I did not have any accidents.)
I hope you enjoyed this tetralogy as much as I enjoyed (mostly)making it.
