Walk With Me

I'm talking you for a walk through my beloved city. A young walk nothing long. Above you'll see foreigners all aboard the city tour bus. This one is specifically fit tourist. I feel ambivalent towards it because it gives me the impression of a game drive in the safari, where one can spot all sorts of creatures belonging to the animal kingdom. But then again it does make sense for visitors from oversea to find some form of security over freedom in Africa.

The other thing that injures my emotions is the fact that everytime I see this bus pop by, there only one African person seated inside and he/she is the driver. I'm over it niw, but it does make me think..

Then there's my favorite building in my favotitebstreet: Main Street..

Don't know what the building is called, but she's beautiful.. Surrounded with beautiful treea..

The interior is the best part. I'm actually thinking of applying for a job there. I'll sweeo the floors..

The entrance through the north wing is very refreshing. In front of you is the Woolworths grocery store and above it there stratified layers of plants in accordance to altitude.

There are water features opposite each other, near the lush green plants. The sound of the fountain has healing in its aura. There are people milling around, some just hanging out, others on their phones. I loves this building.

I bumped into a random corporate event. This tropical band was playing some island style beats. It was an awesome vibe that generated in such a dry area. Usually nothing happens on this side of town.

Then we have fruits.

Ita usually Malawians, Zimbabweans, Zambians and Mozambiqueans that dominate the informal fruit and veg trade
Their prices are unbelievibly cheap and the quality is higher grade. The truth is that South Africa's and Africa's best produce goods to Europe, UK and America. However we still get incredible leftovers.

Thank you for walking with me.

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