Now that we have had our 4 yearly flood and the dams are filling up nicely I need to stop myself from falling back into old habits - my particular vice at the moment is the tendency to stretch that hot shower time just a bit ......... Unfortunately we South Africans seem to have that TENDERpreneur mentality ingrained in us and in times when money, food and water is plentiful we gorge ourselves silly like the original Khomani Desert San inhabitants of South Africa and develop fat buttocks, … [Read more...] about Dam Levels – Time to Stop that Love Me Tender Tendency
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The Things I do to Show you the Dam Levels
Fortuitously last weekend saw the Longhair and I's plans to visit the dams thwarted and then once again I failed to crack the nod to visit the dams last Monday despite MyPE's great exposure given to three of the instances involved in taking 'local media' on a scenic trip to observe the dam levels .......... But, I do not give up and when our planned trip to Cape Town fell by the wayside this past weekend we decided to saddle up the old 4x4, chuck the four legged menaces in the back and drive … [Read more...] about The Things I do to Show you the Dam Levels
Slight Increase in Dam Levels
www.MyPE.co.za: It seems as though we are living on the edge of the 30% of total capacity in the dams supplying the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro with the recent rains increasing the total dam levels by a mere 0.14% to 31.64% from 31.5% on 13 December 2010. The latest figures include the rainfall so far this month. Dam Levels as at 20 December 2010 (Rainfall 13 to 19 December 2010 in brackets): Kouga: 32,4% (29,0 mm) Churchill: 29,5% (56,2 mm) Impofu: 28,1% (36,2 mm) Loerie: 64,0% … [Read more...] about Slight Increase in Dam Levels
