I realised again a few days ago (when I took advantage of a normally-safe gap in traffic) that it's actually incredibly dangerous to momentarily forget that roads are slippery when wet. Fortunately I knew to reduce the power, gain control and re-accelerate - and fortunately the car coming at me from behind was actually going slower than I at first thought it was.
Who recognises this town? It's not too difficult, click to zoom - there's huge clue right there in the photo.
Pamela
Stellenbosch? If it is, then the honours go to the internet – “riman place” seemed likely to be Merriman Place, a quick Google and http://wikimapia.org/15012376/Merriman-Place did the rest!
Not sure if that was the clue you meant though! I did spend a while trying to work out what the black vertical sign was on the lovely cream building – until I realised it says Laundry!
Paul
Post authorWell done Pamela, Merriman Place was the clue. :)
Emdee96
And there I was thinking that the number plates were the dead easy give away.
You should make sure you are on a wet weather tyre, the first of the rains are always a stuff up, I’ve just ordered these http://www.bridgestone.com.au/media/articles/re002.aspx – what car do you have drive that doesn’t have traction control?
Paul
Post authorI never even thought of the plates Emdee96. They would probably have led you to think it was Paarl though. :)
The birdgestone’s look hardcore – but then, in this weather and with the power the hood of you Lumina, I can’t blame you for wanting as much grip, control, and stability as possible!
I have an old BMW 328. :)