Joan and Tony Lewis

Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, UK.

6 February 2009

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I met Tony and Joan at the North Wharf Hotel and we immediately set off on our Cape Winelands tour

At the Afrikaans Language Monument outside of Paarl

Winetasting at Muratie

Enjoying time with Lily in her Kayamandi home

Having great fun with the kids in the Ikamva Centre

Walking in Zone J

With Onezwa and her family in Zone J

Having fun with the "trash for fruit" kids in Zone J

Day 2

Cape Peninsula Tour

With Just Nuisance in Simonstown

At the penguin colony

Having fun at Cape Point. JJ

We made it!  JJ

The picture says it all, JJ

All in all this was a wonderful 2 day tour with Tony and Joan. As a couple Joan and Tony  were very easy to travel with and together we enjoyed the splendours of the Cape Peninsula ride on a day where the weather happilly played the game all the way. The only problem with this tour was that they was that Tony loved 20/20 cricket. JJ The Lewis's were a true pleasure to travel with and our journey together was certainly memorable for me and I can but only hope for them too.

Thanks a ton Tony and Joan

Received 10 February 2009

Hello Selwyn from Sawbridgeworth,

Joan and I returned home a little while ago to your lovely email. We stayed 
overnight with our friends near the airport to save the long drive home.
They and their 2 teenage daughters enjoyed the photographs, you took of our 
visit, posted on your site. We are enjoying them ourselves back at home.

We did relish our two days spent in your company. Believe us you gave us so much more insight and understanding than we could ever have expected or hoped for. And if we were able to give back to you the satisfaction of 2 
days well spent then I think it was a very valuable time. We were truly 
gratified to read your comments about your "old days" on your family trips 
and your "awesome compliment" on our company.

We will have many wonderful memories to relive and loads of stories to tell 
and re-tell to friends, family and workmates.

Once again thanks for your totally professional and enthusiastic guidance.
Finally as the Scots would say "Lang may yer lum reek!"

A very happy and content

Tony and Joan

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