Sunday, June 6, 2010

Parkies Placed In Pause Mode?

Would it not be a fantastic gesture if Hermanus' parking attendants (Parkies) waivered the parking fees for the duration of the World Cup?

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Best Dressed 2010 Business in CWC : Challenge Hotting Up

We challenged the businesses in the Cape Whale Coast to find the Best Dressed World Cup 2010 Company and we have had a fantastic response - Well Done to everyone who is making a great effort in showing the world that we are a colourful, FUN nation!

Pick 'n Pay Hermanus are even decorating doughnuts in the colours /designs of the participating countries' flags.

And what is happening at Beach House Living at Hemel en Aarde? Sally and Sjaak have definitely embraced this challenge and are determined to be the 'talk of the town'.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Eyjafjallajoekull! Bless You.

So much for the volcanovation that this puff of smoke brought with it. The numbers of tourists has dwindled to an insignificant plume of smoke compared to when the violent eruptions saw hundreds of eager 'happy snappers' heading for a foggy Iceland.
If you want sustainable eco-tourism look no further than Hermanus.

Eyjafjallajoekull?

No thank you, we prefer Hermanussuccessful.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Beach Villa Brags With Verve

Charl from Hermanus Beach Villa sent in this photos to enter our competition.

Bookies Back Bullfighters

If bookmakers are to be believed, the current European champions, Spain have the best chance of winning the World Cup.
The odds are 4-1 for Spain, Brazil is at 5-1 and England at 6-1, Brent Graham, told News24. "Although sports betting is not an exact science with perception and demand deciding the odds, bookmakers were generally speaking, good at setting the odds, although ‘big upsets’ are possible." South Africa is between 150 and 200-1 to win and have a 2 in 1 chance of proceeding to the second level.

Let's give Bafana our support and prove the bookies wrong...

Monday, May 31, 2010

Bad Ball Ballistics

Several players are going all out against the new World Cup ball, with more than one comparing it to those bought at a supermarket.
And this time it's not only goalkeepers who are complaining. Strikers, defenders and midfielders are also lashing out at the Adidas ball just a few days before the month-long tournament is to begin.
The ball is called Jabulani, which means 'to celebrate' in isiZulu, but not many are celebrating it so far.
It's hard to find a player who is happy with it, and those who don't like it are not saving adjectives to describe their feelings.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

SOCCER BALL CAR in Hermanus

Nissan Overberg have a stunning "soccer ball" car - Well Done, guys, this is what the World Cup "GEES" is all about.

We hope all businesses in the Cape Whale Coast will celebrate the Soccer World Cup with us and have FUN while they decorate their offices and cars.

Watch this space for more Soccer GEES!