Oh and there is a collection of coffees, branded clothing and all. The ambience was great, food well prepared and nice. It was one of the best moments alone there. The food came, on a hot pan, quite a lot actually. I ordered (see, can't even remember), but I specified, I do not eat pork and requested a slice of bread with the food. But, I am a brave man and was very hungry. I read the menu and nothing sounded familiar.

So, upon learning the place has French themed-food, my heart sank a bit. I grew up in Ladysmith, with little exposure to anything outside Zulu food. Ok, I need to say something about my taste buds. I love coffee, but it seems my immune system gets easily over revved, so I was disciplined. But, after that I proceeded to enjoy the beautiful layout of the place, coffee was just what I thought I wanted and more. I should have taken note of the sign about 'no dogs' or 'let sleeping dogs lie'. It was a bit chilly outside even though it was a sunny day. The lawns are well maintained and very appealing. The people there are clean, friendly and really receptive. I entered the premises to such tranquil but busy place. The gravel road wasn't bad, actually I enjoyed the morning breeze on rolled down winds climbing up the hills with no noise except the gravel talking to the continentals and the V6 humming in agreement how delicious coastal 95 unleaded is. I knew from google map where I was going so, I had no issue. The off-ramp from on N3 to Lions River can make you panic thinking there is no life behind the hills. Or people would post on social media being there. Terbodore would appear from time to time. We read everything about Midlands Meander. See, we love the Midlands, waay too much to be exact. Inflections of let (v): ( conjugate) lets v 3rd person singular letting v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb-for example, 'a singing bird,' 'It is singing.' let v past verb, past simple: Past tense-for example, 'He saw the man.' 'She laughed.' let v past p verb, past participle: Verb form used descriptively or to form verbs-for. But you see, the day was beginning, as I drove on those rolling hill, I began asking myself deep questions such as, 'why do I live in Joburg?'. Over 100,000 French translations of English words and phrases. After saying goodbyes at the harbor in Durban, I immediately hit the road back. French Translation of to let sleeping dogs lie The official Collins English-French Dictionary online.

Half the time I passed all the garages that sell coffees with a blessed hope that after I drop the spouse at the harbor, I will get decent breakfast and good coffee enroute back to Ladysmith and later that day Gauteng. We over did the celebrations there and went to sleep dead tired. Spent a day in Ladysmith my home town to celebrate a friend's wedding. I have something about being at sea for prolonged periods. In my quest to earn points as a good husband, I recently let the Mrs go for a cruise with my mother-in-law and her friends.

Let sleeping dogs lie wow