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  • ▼ 2010 (44)
    • ► September (3)
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    • ▼ June (18)
      • 29 June - Cape Town - Spain vs Portugal
      • 28 June - Durban - Netherlands vs Slovakia
      • 27 June - Soccer City Joburg - Argentina vs Mexico
      • 26 June - Rustenburg - Ghana vs USA - Round of 16
      • 25 June - Pretoria - Spain vs Chile
      • 24 June - Polokwane - Paraguay vs New Zealand
      • 23 June - Soccer City Joburg - Germany vs Ghana
      • 22 June - Bloemfontein - South Africa vs France
      • 21 June - Joburg Ellis Park - Spain vs Honduras
      • The Road To Bloem
      • 20 June - Nelspruit - Italy vs New Zealand
      • 18 June - Cape Town - England vs Algeria
      • 15 June - Port Elizabeth - Ivory Coast vs Portugal
      • 11 June - Opening Day - It all begins here
      • 15 Hours To Go !
      • "Yoh"....Just another regular week in SA.....
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      • Who's Bringing the Gees ?
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2010 Roadtrip

I've always wanted to go to a World Cup. Now the World Cup is coming to me. For 6 years me and my son, Dylan, have planned our 2010 Roadtrip. 10 games in 10 days, taking in all 10 stadiums. 43 hours of driving and over 4000 km's. The plan is to post stories, pics and videos every night. My daughter, Shea, will join us for some of the games. P.S. My 7-year old is cross that she doesn't get mentioned anywhere. So....Megan will come to watch England vs Algeria.

The Road To Bloem

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

2 HOURS BEFORE KICK-OFF

It's not what it seems. Today is not really about Bafana advancing. It's about the entire country celebrating just how proud we are of the way we have hosted this World Cup.

The road from Joburg to Bloem was amazing today. Hooting, vuvuzelas and flags from every car you passed. What a drive and what memory.

Posted by Dylan and John at Tuesday, June 22, 2010    

1 comments:

ALAN PALMER UK said...

SA did really well. A goal either way and they would have made it against all the odds.SA should go forward now and host the best ever WC

June 22, 2010 at 9:33 PM  

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