south africa work & play?
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- stylepimp
I'm a german art director and I'm thinking about moving to south africa for some time to work in cape town.
Is anyone from SA subscribed here? could anyone provide some advice about what to take care of? problems? experiences? important contacts?
please contact me via email, or drop a line in here ... thanks :)
- rasko40
fuck that
- moth0
Cape Town's better looking than London.
I'd go given half the chance.
- stylepimp0
*bump*
('scuse me)
- moth0
http://www.newstoday.com/members…
JazX (above) gave me some pointers when I went over there recently...
- JazX0
yo, you still around, it be easier if you E-mailed me than spew out a ton of stuff on that place. :)
- karlo0
Just come and live in SW London - they are on about renaming Southfields to SAFFAFIELDS
I agree FUCK THAT
- dave|bxcr0
whats wrong about SA people in London tell me
are there too many?
did they bring their regime over too?
- JazX0
Heeeeeeeeeeeeey, don't be haters. The British Empire took their fair share, mind you, out of many of those places, live with the consequences of running the current Commonwealth. Blah, blah, now go there and be happy, it's a beauty.
- 2cent0
holy shit... SA is beautiful, now if only those hills got some snow on em.
- JazX0
you can snowboard in South Africa, I have there and in Lesotho. http://www.snowboard.com/resorts…
- 2cent0
hmm...1,600 feet vert eh, nothing huge but a hell of a lot bigger than i would expect for SA, pretty high elevation at 9,000 feet tho.
whats the snow like there when it falls?... must be some pretty sick untracked backcountry riding... I take it that area is fairly untracked to the masses?
- JazX0
When I was there from '97 till '00, there was plenty of snow. I never actually saw it come down, it's more due to the fact that they are so high in the air that it stays on the hillsides due to the temperature etc. Also visit Oxbow in Lesotho if you get a chance. Not bad:
Vertical Drop: 700m/2,296'
Top Elevation: 2,600m/8,528'