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I am speaking of the here and now, memories of my past at least are all that they are now, memories.
Above you will see a pic of revellers at the world during the Soccer World Cup. Note the vuvuzela bottom right, it is green in case you
are unfamiliar with them.
A gentleman was quoted as saying that he had been to many Soccer World Cups and this had been the noisiest!
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Here is a picture of our local policemen and women, patroling on horseback along the beach front. a common sight.
I will post more sights of Durban over the next few weeks, and you will see that we work together, play together, pray together and stay together.
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