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LOL, always super dry all the way on the N2 and then as soon as i turn off on the M5 and head towards Paarden Eiland the angle of the rain just gets in everywhere and in seconds entire area is super wet. Every time !
Gotta sit here at my desk with my fan blowing on my nuts for the next 3 hrs to dry my jeans and undies out :ROFL::laugh: Feet are always dry as i wear gumboots and change into my takkies at work
Do you ride from Somerset West to Paarden Eiland every work day?
How long does it usually take you?What time do you leave each respective point?
 
Do you ride from Somerset West to Paarden Eiland every work day?
How long does it usually take you?What time do you leave each respective point?
yup everyday for last 9years by bike
Leave SWest about 7:00am and get to work 7:45am nice and slow, sit at around 100km/h and filter very slowly when i get to Jakes Gerwel as that is where it is bumper to bumper.
Going home is 5:00pm - 5:35pm as the traffic is not as bad as coming in and i tend to go a little faster, 120km/h-ish

Take off 10-15min for school holidays as sometimes i get no bumper to bumper at all.
 
yup everyday for last 9years by bike
Leave SWest about 7:00am and get to work 7:45am nice and slow, sit at around 100km/h and filter very slowly when i get to Jakes Gerwel as that is where it is bumper to bumper.
Going home is 5:00pm - 5:35pm as the traffic is not as bad as coming in and i tend to go a little faster, 120km/h-ish

Take off 10-15min for school holidays as sometimes i get no bumper to bumper at all.
I leave the house at 6h20 and get back at 7h10 on a good morning. That's just to drop the kids at school. On a bad morning, or if I leave after 6h30 I get home anywhere from 7h20 to 7h45. And that's just driving across stellenbosch and back.
 
yup everyday for last 9years by bike
Leave SWest about 7:00am and get to work 7:45am nice and slow, sit at around 100km/h and filter very slowly when i get to Jakes Gerwel as that is where it is bumper to bumper.
Going home is 5:00pm - 5:35pm as the traffic is not as bad as coming in and i tend to go a little faster, 120km/h-ish

Take off 10-15min for school holidays as sometimes i get no bumper to bumper at all.
Haha that sounds scary :eek:
 
Over the last few years there hasn't been a drop of rain from October to May anyway so this is has been a very wet summer by comparison, which bodes quite well.

Was it wet this summer? Other than that Friday afternoon in Jan where it was insane, I don't think there was much rain at all this Summer...in Jan and Feb, at least.

As soon as March came, so did the rain. But March is technically Autumn, isn't it?

Still better than last year though,. Last year the rain started on 18th April...I remember that day well.
 
I leave the house at 6h20 and get back at 7h10 on a good morning. That's just to drop the kids at school. On a bad morning, or if I leave after 6h30 I get home anywhere from 7h20 to 7h45. And that's just driving across stellenbosch and back.
Ja that Sbosch traffic is kak nowadays, 20yrs ago it was a breeze.
 
I just want this heat to end. Tired of scratching my ball sack and it feels like a moist humid rain forest down there.

I want it to be cold again so I can wear my pink slippers and tracksuit pants.
Strooth, sounds like you have a fire hazard down there. Dischem sells machines for mangrooming ! Cheap
Say no to Bush :thumbsup:
 
Was it wet this summer? Other than that Friday afternoon in Jan where it was insane, I don't think there was much rain at all this Summer...in Jan and Feb, at least.

As soon as March came, so did the rain. But March is technically Autumn, isn't it?

Still better than last year though,. Last year the rain started on 18th April...I remember that day well.
Wouldn't characterise it as "wet" but we had a few good rainfalls on the south peninsular this summer - first time in years.
 
Okay, I see the level restrictions have been amended as of 1 March 2019. Small detail left out of the SABC report.
http://resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Procedures, guidelines and regulations/L3-WaterRestrictionGuidelines-Eng.pdf

A few extra things are now allowed again.

What does this mean?

Saturdays using sprinklers or a hosepipe fitted with a self-closing spray nozzle.

Is that normal irrigation on a timer or what?

Given the late announcement, the fact that we have just had soaking rains, and the fact that most people have rainwater tanks installed, this seems like a really minor concession...
 
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