Monday 16 July 2012

Sandton View


This morning Louise asked me to go with her to see a client. What should have taken 20mins took us over an hour trying to get to the client. Firstly the traffic on the highway was slow due to an earlier accident then it was the GPS. Surely a GPS would at least give us the right address as one of the choices but no we had to take a tour of the northern suburbs until we could find the Sandton View.

The client had these picturesque views of the financial capital of Africa, Sandton. It was kind of nice to take in the view on a beautiful winter's day. I love Joburg.

Posted by Jerome West at 20:28

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