WORDS TO THE WISE: quotes from our April 17 edition
I managed to see the driver crawl through his window. He was obviously in shock and just kept walking around in circles saying he needed to talk to his wife. I m amazed he got out alive. Redington Road resident Ronel Lehmann saw a driver make his escape f
I managed to see the driver crawl through his window. He was obviously in shock and just kept walking around in circles saying he needed to talk to his wife. I'm amazed he got out alive.
Redington Road resident Ronel Lehmann saw a driver make his escape from the wreck of a crashed 4x4.
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At one point, we saw him [the chef patron] disappear to the local shop, returning with a carrier bag of provisions. Perhaps he'd run out of olive oil or just popped out for some fresh air. Whatever the reason, he seemed to have spent very little time behind his stove.
Victoria Prever's somewhat less enthusiastic review of her latest restaurant visit.