After seeing the bad weather in the Cape it is nice to see winter sunshine.I have seen most of SA but have not actually visited since 2013 hopefully in the next few years I will be able to do so.I am always amazed at how talented the people os SA. Love your videos.
Are you implying that what she is showing is not the real life of natives SAns. how dare you? I guess you wanna see native Sans in their "natural habitat" cos coffee shops and trendy places are not. right?
what the hell are you saying, so since they’re not in the bush in the middle of no where, they don’t classify as real South Africans. You people’s perception of South Africa is flawed. This is not National Geographic.
@GrootmanSipho I am African myself and you do not know what you are talking about. Africa is bigger and more diversified than what she is showing. Educate yourself before opening your mouth.
Hi Khani! Thanks for showing Parkurst😀 Brings back so many memories of SA. It's a bit like Mellille. By the way, what happened to the annual Lusitoland Portuguese Festival? Is it still going on? Thanks once again! Have a fantastic week!👋
Hi Madalena. Yes, you are right. It does have Melville vibes😀. I’ve never heard of that festival. It may not be happening anymore but I’ll check online. Have a great week too!
The diversity in South Africa is what makes the country stronger and unique.
I agree🙂
I love her voice and the way she presents
Thank you 😊
Cool tour, hopefully Linden, Norwood and Melville tour is next
After seeing the bad weather in the Cape it is nice to see winter sunshine.I have seen most of SA but have not actually visited since 2013 hopefully in the next few years I will be able to do so.I am always amazed at how talented the people os SA. Love your videos.
This winter has been very mild in Joburg. Hope you get to visit soon and enjoy some great weather. Thanks for watching!
I love these Joburg walking tours, l miss home so bad.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Love your delivery. So clean and refreshing
Thank you so much!
Wow that Turkish Baklava looked authentic, finally some good baklava in SA
It looked delicious!
Another day another content__Danko!
You're welcome!
I'm a Joburg girl, but I've never heard of this place. Thanks for the plug!
You’re welcome 🙂
Siyabonga
May I ask the name of the place where they have a live band
Sorry, I don’t know but it’s an art gallery.
Can you show in your channel a bit of everything? Such as the real life of natives south africans
That would be more interesting than seeing restaurants,coffee shops,art galleries...noone is interested in that.
Are you implying that what she is showing is not the real life of natives SAns. how dare you? I guess you wanna see native Sans in their "natural habitat" cos coffee shops and trendy places are not. right?
what the hell are you saying, so since they’re not in the bush in the middle of no where, they don’t classify as real South Africans. You people’s perception of South Africa is flawed. This is not National Geographic.
@GrootmanSipho I am African myself and you do not know what you are talking about. Africa is bigger and more diversified than what she is showing. Educate yourself before opening your mouth.
Hey Khanyi. It's a bit loud I can't hear you.
Hey. Noted. Thanks for the feedback.
Hi Khani! Thanks for showing Parkurst😀 Brings back so many memories of SA. It's a bit like Mellille.
By the way, what happened to the annual Lusitoland Portuguese Festival?
Is it still going on?
Thanks once again! Have a fantastic week!👋
Hi Madalena. Yes, you are right. It does have Melville vibes😀. I’ve never heard of that festival. It may not be happening anymore but I’ll check online. Have a great week too!
Lusito Land use to happen in Wemmer Pan, at Pioneer Park in La Rochelle Joburg south. I don't know i think the last one was in 2019, I could be wrong.
Lusito land was discontinued
Is it? I don't believe so. South Africa is way more diversity and, the life style she is showing is not for everyone.