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The incidence of DownSyndrome inSouthAfrica isone to 650 live birthsannually, with the averageage of a women givingbirth to ababywithDownSyndrome sitting at 28.

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Sheadds thatadvances inmedicaland developmental interventiontreatments, togetherwithan improv-ing perception of Down syndrome insociety, have resulted in manyindividuals attaining personal goalsundreamed of in years past. Theaverage life expectancy of personswith Down syndrome is 70.

“People with DS benefit fromloving homes, appropriate medicalcare,earlyinterventions,educationaland vocational services,” Willis said.

Roxane Holmes from Toti was 24when she gave birth to Maddisen.“Therewas nowarning; there are noother Down Syndrome children inour family. I only discovered afterbirth that Maddisen was born withDown Syndrome, Trisome 21. Thepaediatrician was not 100 percentsure and sent her for tests and it tooka whole two weeks to get the results.Wealsodiscoveredshehad twoholesin her heart,” Holmes explained.

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THE management of AmanzimtotiSAPS are making an appeal to thecommunity to please report all criminalactivities in the area.Especially housebreakings, even ifnothingwas taken and the perpetrator/swas inside the house.

It is imperative that the members oftheLCRCvisit these scenes inorder to tryany lift fingerprints.

The police have been very successfulin linking fingerprints and affectingarrests when there is a positive match.These perpetrators are then brought tobook.

Police request that any victims give adetailed description of property takenwith serial numbers where possible.When recoveries are made by the SAPSmembersorsecurityofficials,theseitemscan then be identified and given back tothe owners.

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Court order to stop‘illegal’ buildingFEVER REPORTER

METRO Police, SAPS andcouncil officials visited 23Wanda Cele (Old Main

Road) on Monday, where theowner of the premises, DeepakBhardwaj is alleged to be buildingillegally.

SAPS and Metro were on sitedue to officials allegedly beingthreatened by Bhardwaj.

At an inspection done on 16February, officials found that thebuilding encroaches onto the roadreserve and does not conform tothe approved dwelling plans. TheHighCourtsubsequently issuedanorder to stop all building on theproperty.

Council attorneys issued aletter toBhardwaj’s attorneyson5March stating: “We demand thatyour client stop building activityimmediately. Should buildingactivity continue on 6 March, weshall immediately approach thecourt for contempt of a courtorder.”

“Bhardwaj is completelydisregarding theHighCourt orderand is continuing to build on theproperty,” said neighbour to theproperty, Sulaiman Badat.According to Badat a group ofneighbours are objecting.

Badat, theownerof theproper-ty Bhardwaj currently occupies,hasfiledanevictionnoticewiththeHigh Court.

Badat said that the problem is

layered.“Bhardwajsubmittedaplanfor

a dwelling unit and at the sametime, submitted a plan to councilfor business rezoning application.When work commenced, we (theneighbours) found that he haddeviated from the approvedbuilding plans. This looked as if itwould be commercial and so wenotified council. He also builtillegally on my premises in 2012anddespitenotifyingcouncil ithasnot been resolved,” said Badat.

Badat said that he also filed foran eviction order as Bhardwaj’slease expired in November 2014.

AccordingtotheMercurydated

29 July, Bhardwaj also applied fora liquor licence.

However, in response,Bhardwaj said that he is beingvictimised by eThekwinimunicipality.

“Themunicipalitymet withmeon 5 February. They told me theplan could never be approved Iasked them to tell me what to dofrom here and I sent the amendedplan on 3 March 2015, PA No112/03/2015/5.Theplanhasbeensitting with them ever since and Iam waiting,” Bhardwaj said.

“The property has beenrezoned twice from specialresidential 900 to limited

commercial. Yet my neighboursobjected at the Tribunal Court. Ialso want to know why houseswere built on the opposite side ofthesameroad,WandaCelewithnoapproved plans?” Bhardwaj said.

Badat said that councilapproved the rezoning ofBhardwaj’s property twice,despite flaws in the process,identified by his attorney.“Bhardwaj readvertised forrezoning of property and councilapproved it for the second time.The decision was then taken to aTribunal. Bhardwaj was advisedto comply with the traffic report,fire requirements, storm waterand submit a site developmentplan as to his intention of how toutilize the land.This was neversubmitted to the tribunal.”

Council advised objectors thatthematterrestswiththelegalteamthat are now applying forcontemptofcourtandademolitionorder.

When SAPS, Metro Police, thefire department and eTkhekwiniofficials visited the premises onMonday to conduct a buildinginspection, Bhardwaj said thatthey were not allowed to enter hisbuilding without his permission.

“I will sue the municipality fordragging their feet onmy applica-tion. The building instructor isbias,”hesaid,before finallyagree-ingtoaninspectionofthebuilding.

Councillor Andre Beetge saidthat Bhardwaj is building withoutany approved plans.“Theappeal on the rezoning is stillwith the Provincial PDA Tribunalfor their decision. The onlyapprovedplanfordevelopmentonsite is for a residential dwelling -theownerhasencroachedontothefront and side building line spaceand he has brought the entirebuildingforwardagainstwhatwasapproved,” he said.

PHOTO: FEVER REPORTERMetro Police, SAPS and council officials visited 23 Wanda Cele (OldMain Road) on Monday, where the owner of the premises, DeepakBhardwaj is alleged to be building illegally. Deepak Bhardwaj (L)claims that he is being victimised by eThekwini Municipality.

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at the scene and found the childlying on the roadway with life

threatening injuries.Afterhewasplacedonaventilator,and deftly immobilised on atrauma board, medics

transported him to hospital underthe constant care of anadvanced life supportparamedic.

Asixteen–year –oldboy is fighting forhislife afterhe fell out ofa tree along HillsideRoad Doonside,Amanzimtoti.A report from thescene indicates thatthe boy climbed anavocado pear treeand when he gotaboutfivemetersup,he slipped and fellhead first onto thetar road below.

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POLICE are trying tolocate 21-year oldPearl Whitton, who

went missing from herhome, 39 Ocean ViewRoad on Saturday 7March.“She leftherhomeat8pmin theeveninganddidnottellherparentswhereshewas going.In the morning, herparents realised that shehadn’t returned homeand reported hermissingon8March,” saidCaptainCharlene van der Spuy.

Whittonwasbornon8March 1994, she isAfrican and of mediumbuild.If anyone has anyinformation, they arerequested to contactConstable Msomi at 031913 1300/04.

Pearl Whitton wentmissing from herhome on 7 Marchand is being soughtby her family andpolice.

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Hit and runman seriouslyinjuredA MAN was seriously injured afterhe was hit by a car at the intersec-tion of Moss Kolnick Drive andBlaze Way on Saturday at around7.30am.

A report from the scene indicatesthat the man was trying to crossthe road when he was hit by a carand, according to him, the vehiclethen left the scene.

Netcare 911 paramedics andthe fire department found theman lying on the road. After theystabilised him at the scene, theytransported him to a localhospital. - Supplied.

Suspectarrested onfour countsON 20 March, a housebreaking and attemptedmurder suspect, Phakamani Hadebe (23) wasarrested by deputy warrant officer KD Zunguof the Amanzimtoti Detectives. The suspectwas linked to the crime via fingerprints.

“A house robbery occurred on 5 August 2013at about 2.45am in a complex in St Winifreds,Amanzimtoti. Three black males entered theresidence, forcing open the bottombathroom window,” said Captain Charlene vander Spuy.

The suspects were armed with knives.“They stabbed the owner's dog and then

proceeded to the main bedroom where theyassaulted the owner by stabbing him a fewtimes. His son, woken up by the screams of hisparents, ran into their bedroom with a baseballbat. He managed to hit one of the assailants.All three turned on him, assaulting him too,”said van der Spuy.

The owner sustained stab wounds to thelower abdomen, arm and back and washospitalized. Their dog died.

Van der Spuy said that the suspects tooktwo Blackberry cellular phones to the value ofR2500 and fled on foot.

The suspect was charged with four counts,houserobbery,attemptedmurder,assaultwithgrievous bodily harm and malicious damage toproperty and appeared in the AmanzimtotiMagistrate court on 23 March.

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Two peoplekilled inshootingTWO people died after a shootingincident in the Adams Mission areanear Amanzimtoti at around11.13pm Saturday night.

Details around the shooting

are being investigated by thepolice.

“Netcare 911 paramedics andthe police arrived at the scene andfound a man in his thirties and afemale in her twenties still seatedin a vehicle with multiple gunshotwounds. Tragically they diedbefore our arrival due to the exten-sive injuries that they sustained,”said Chris Botha, media liaison of-ficer for Netcare 911. - Supplied

Two vehiclesrecovered

ON 19 March at 7.15pm, twovehicles were carjacked in AthlonePark from the same driveway.

“The complainants were in theprocess of moving their vehicles topark them for the night when theywere approached by two Africanmales armed with fire arms,”Captain Charlene Van der Spuysaid.

According to her, the suspectspointed at the victims with theirfire arms and demanded theyhand over both vehicle keys, whichthey did.

“The suspects arrived in a silverpolo. After receiving the keys, thesuspects drove off with bothvehicles,” Van der Spuy added.

Fortunately both vehicles hadtracking devices and wererecovered in D and B sectionsUmlazi by SAPS members ofWentworth and Umlazi TRT.

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Stadium organisersmust wake upI THOUGHT I would send some feedback on the recentMichael Bublé concert, and the organisers at MosesMabhida Stadium in particular.

The food stalls left much to be desired and wereextremely slow moving.

The opening act was really good, but then the in-terval was far too long.

Bublé eventually appeared at 9pm and althoughit was not the best concert I’ve seen, and despite therain, he’s a nice guy and was entertaining.

After an enjoyable but soaking evening, weheaded home.

The parking area was absolute chaos. There were15 000 people trying to get home and not a trafficofficer was in sight. It was total gridlock.

The organisers really need to catch a wake-up.HELLA CARY

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Onus is on us to bring about change

MARCH 21 was declared a public holiday to hon-our and remember those whose lives weresacrificed in the fight for social equality and

a non-racial South Africa.This national public holiday is both a glaring recap

of the tragic Sharpeville massacre and a celebrationofSouthAfrica’sprogressiveConstitution,whichgivesequal rights to all, irrespective of colour, creed or reli-gious belief.

Although during the past 20 years we haveachieved a lot in terms of human rights, more needsto be done to improve the growing inequalities in ourcountry. Each one of us can make a difference to endpoverty, unemployment, racism, classism and gen-der-based oppression.

We must stand up to our responsibility by instilling

active citizenry and finding ways and means todevelop learning programmes in order to promote ruleof law, accountability, transparency, goodgovernance, human rights and national prosperity.

Active citizenry can be a powerful way to helpordinary people take effective measures on thechallenges that are most significant to them. It canalso go a long way in building a better country for allwho live in South Africa.

The onus is on us as ordinary people to bring aboutprogressive change and to ensure that the fundamen-tal freedoms for everyone, enshrined in the UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights, be known, understoodand enjoyed by all everywhere.

MOHAMED SAEEDVia email

Get rid ofqualification fraudTHE scourge of qualification fraud is yet again in thenews. As a retired university professor of applied eth-ics who worked very for his degrees, I have contemptfor people who buy and use so-called degrees frominstitutions that purport to be genuine universitiesbut are not, and then use them fraudulently to obtainappointments and the benefits that come with them.

There are four evils here. Firstly, serious dishonestyby the person who claims such qualifications. This isno impetuous mistake. It is planned, deliberate andsustained.

Secondly, these misdeeds are an insult to peoplewho work hard for their degrees.

The third evil is the lack of disciplinary action byemployers against those whose qualification fraud isuncovered, but who are retained in office. This leadsto a fourth evil, the encouragement given to othersthat they can get away with their own qualificationfraud.

We really must rid the country of this grossly un-ethical scourge and expose and punish those who failto take very severe action against perpetrators, in-cluding employers who don’t bother to check thesource of claimed qualifications with utmost thor-oughness.

MARTIN PROZESKYVia email

Difficulty in findingemploymentI HAVE lately discovered how exceptionally difficultit is for someone living in a township to getemployment.

My temporary gardener, who was laid off after 10years with a tool company, is now desperately tryingto find a job. He has good qualifications, is articulateand works hard, but has no computer.

As his temporary PA, I find that every job he hasapplied for either has to have scanned or e-maileddocuments faxed or you have to register online. Ofcourse, no one ever bothers to let us know whether

he is successful. What a rude country.Some institutions have no e-mail, phone or fax -

you simply have to go onto the website and do yourthing on their endless forms. I have to confess theyhave me totally confused, and I don’t know how theycan see his references or certificates as they don’t askfor them.

The temporary part for him is coming to an endas my regular employee is coming back, but I supposeI can continue the PA bit.

Could employers please be so good as to put moreuser-friendly contact details (forget the phone - theynever work), and reply to the person applying.

A.C.Q. VALENTINEVia email

Fever diary>> Sweet Waters Church hosts a family fun day at9am on 28 March. Activities include free children’srides,artsandcrafts,ponyrides,Easteregghunt,bringand braai and music. To be held at 6 Sanders Road,Winklespruit. For further information, phone 031 9162653.>> Easter church services at Sweet Waters Church,Wednesday 1 April 7pm, Friday 3 April at 8.30am andSunday 5 April at 7.30 and 9.30am at 6 Sanders Road,Winklespruit. For further information, phone 031 9162653.>> Every Wednesday from 9.30am to 12.30am,Amanzimtoti Trauma Unit hosts a tea kiosk at theUmdoniBirdPark.Tea,coffee, juiceandeatsavailable.

>> LastThursdayofeverymonth:SameLoveSupportGroup Toti (previously PFLAG) provides support forLGBT, support for parents of LGBT, informationalmaterial, talks and meetings and a 24-hour helpline.

Phone: 084 700 2536 or email [email protected]>> Dance Basics, a ballroom and Latin-Americandance studio in Durban, is offering beginner classesfor physically disabled people. Inquiries: JanelleYunnie at 084 474 0531 or e-mail [email protected]>> Every Sunday, Amanzimtoti Methodist Churchhosts a 5pm church service during which there isSunday school.

This is convenient for children who attend sportsevents on Sundays. The church also hosts a 9.15amto 10.15am Sunday school service. For further details,contact Gwenda at 031 903 2540.

Letters to the Editor must be received by no later than Monday 4pm. Letters and e-mails should be addressed to TheEditor and e-mailed to [email protected]. Letters should not be longer than 350 words. While pseudonyms areallowed, writers must still include their full names and contact details (which will not be published) or letters will not beprinted.The Editor reserves the right to not run letters or to alter letters so they are legible.

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Jackmansaidthat itwasanhonourto be invited to perform Mafrikabecause “Mother of Peace is anamazing charity”.

The proceeds that were collected

went toMotherofPeace tobuildanewrecreational centre.

Iris Canham, Mother of Peacemanager, said that they need thesefunds to build a music centre and arecreational place.

“The children live on thepremises and it is the only homethey have so the centre willentertain and create betteropportunities for them,” saidCanham.

Enter-tainersat theMotherof PeaceHumanRightsDaypro-grammeheldrecently.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

SAPSsuccesses

AMANZIMTOTI SAPS made 62successful arrests from 3March to16 March.The arrests included four arrestsfor general theft, two attemptedtheft of motor vehicle, includingpossession of car breaking andhousebreaking implements, 14 forpossession of whoonga, 10 forpossession of cannabis, 22shoplifting, twomalicious damagetoproperty, twoarrests for posses-sion of presumed stolen property,one drunk driving, including reck-less andnegligent driving, and fivearrests for traffic-related offences.

During the same period the

SAPS recovered two cellphones(one Samsung S4 mini, Nokia C1),687 straws of whoonga, 17 strawsof dagga, four motor vehicles(Toyota Hilux with canopy, Nissan1400 with canopy, Nissan 1400body with no engine or gearbox,HyundaiI20),carandhousebreak-ing implements, a chainsaw, ahigh-pressurecleaner,agenerator,a grass cutter, a cooler box, 29pieces of aluminium, a plasmatelevision, a toolbox includingvarious tools, two coffee tables, afishing rod and reel and a firearmwith seven rounds of live ammuni-tion. - Supplied.

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ATthebeginningof themonth theFe-ver reported on Nico Jordt (48), whois suffering with a high aciditydisorder.Due to theTophicrystalsonhishandscausingopeningsintheskin,andwithhaving low immunity, he picked upseverebacteriaandisunabletowork.Theonlymedicationthatcancurethiscondition is Linezolid which costsR7 500 for 10 tablets.

Thecommunity isbandingtogeth-er to collect funds for Jordt.Someone has since offered Jordtozone treatment and a darts tourna-ment is being organised as afundraiser.

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Ref no A25569 (Nico Jordt TrustAccount).Please fax proof of payment to PierauPharmacy at 031 916 7641.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDNico Jordt’s hands.

Shopping for a good cause

PHOTO: TANIA SANDBERGAt Amanzimtoti Child and Family Welfare’s new thrift shop (from left)Euphemia Gambo, Maureen Manqele and Unice Ndwalane.

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The organisation alsoneedssignage toadvertiseits thrift shop at thepremises, more clothingrailings and assistancewith the air conditioning,which needs to bereplaced.

The organisation willhold month-end salesand the next sale isscheduled for 30 March.The shop is open Mondayto Thursday from 9am tonoon.

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FRIDAY was a beehive ofactivity at Little Life Pre-Primary School when the

children, all dressed up in cowboy/cowgirl or farmyard theme, weretreated to a barnyard outing at theschool.

“This isour first annualBarnival.We were meant to have a termouting and couldnot find somethinglocal that we had not already done,so we decided to bring the outing tothe school,” said principal, JacquiWelby-Solomon.

She thanked Wayne Waters and

Carmen Rossouw from IllovoNursery and parents, Ashleigh andFreddy Wight, for bringing animalsfor the children to view and pet.Animals included bunnies, atortoise, snakes, ferrets and even achinchilla.

Thanks also goes to CharleneLee and Chantel van Vollensteefor helping with games, Freekand Danielle Kotze for takingpictures, Nicola Butler from‘Gone Riding’ horse riding schoolat Bhengu stables for horse ridesforall thechildrenandtoall theLittleLife staff for their enthusiasm anddedication, especially MaureenCullen.

“It is our hope that this event willgrow each year,” said Welby-Solomon.

PHOTO: FREEK KOTZEJesse Warren (L) and Sbonelo Maphumulo all dressed up and ready forthe Barnival.

PHOTO: FREEK KOTZELittle Life’s snake handler TroyDonovan (L) being supervised byWayne Waters of Illovo Nursery.

SATURDAY, 14 March was InternationalPi () day and the birthday of AlbertEinstein.The answer to Pi is3.1415926535879323846264338 andaccording to the maths community, theanswer to Pi falls on 14 March 2015 at26 minutes and 53 seconds after 9am,i.e. 3 (March), 14 (date), 15 (year), 9

(9am), 26 (minutes past) 53 seconds.So at that time, International Pi daywas celebrated.

Kingsway High School host a Gradeseven maths challenge at their schoola few times year and on last Wednes-day’s challenge, Kingsway Highcelebrated Pi Day with various activitiesrelating to this.

Sunday schoolis fun


AMANZIMTOTI Methodist Church held afun Sunday school outing on the beach inpreparation for Palm Sunday.Palm Sunday is celebrated on 29 Marchthis year and is the final Sunday beforeEaster Sunday.

Christian churches distribute palms onPalm Sunday to commemorate Christ’striumphal entrance into Jerusalem.The Amanzimtoti Methodist childrenplayed all sorts of games in the sand,including soccer and volleyball, theyheld a sand castle competition andplayfully learnt verses relating to PalmSunday.

ChildrenfromAman-zimtotiMetho-distChurchbuild asandcast-le.PHOTO:TANIASANDBERG

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDAthlone Park Primary pupil Aaron de Nysshen takes a brilliant catch inthe cricket match between Umbogintwini and Athlone Park Primaryrecently.

Cricket action at Athlone

Doonheights Primary School pupilNaledi Masiteng was the winner ofall her freestyle, backstroke andbutterfly under 13 races at a recent

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Competing against the best

Kingsway High’s interact clubdelivered 10 chess sets to thechess club at Adam’s SeniorPrimary this week. The clubwas operating on just onechess set, so the Interact Clubdid some fundraising andbought 10 chess sets for them.

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FOTO: VERSKAFDie Herbst broers, Wikus en Dehan, beide leerlingeaan Kuswag Skool, het deelgeneem aan die Tweek-amp Kampioenskappe en onderskeidelik goue enbrons medalje verower. Hulle moes 100m swem en‘n lang afstand aflê in die kompetisie.

Kuswag leerlinge krygoud en brons

Amanzimtoti Primary School boyshave been invited to attend theunder 13 Regional PerformanceCentre for Cricket which is held atthe Chatsworth Oval. Thisprogramme is a Cricket South Africabased initiative and will be run bythe Sunfoil Dolphin Affiliate. Readyfor some cricket action are (fromleft) Byron Legge, Michael Russelland Jayden Venter.

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Warner Beach pupilsparticipated in the Toti’llyfun swimming gala atAmanzimtoti Primaryrecently (back) AaronJones (L, gold for all fourstrokes), CatherineVincent (silver inbackstroke, bronze in free-style), (front) KeiraShepherd (L, gold inbreaststroke, silver inbutterfly and backstroke,bronze in freestyle andJanine Le Roux (gold inbutterfly, silver inbackstroke, bronze infreestyle and the medleyrelay).PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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WARNER Beach Prep pupils got the wonderful opportunity ofbeing invited to play hockey and netball against three of otherlocal schools at the Amanzimtoti High open day held recently.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDVuyokazi Molefe was awardedthe most promising player fornetball.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDUmbogintwini Primarypupil Lwandile Madlalashows off his Picasso-inspired art.

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Fun on the cycling trail

A FUN afternoon was had bythe Toti cycle club memberskids and club members on

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Sunday afternoon.Toti’s mountain bike captain

would like to extend a hugethank you to all the guyswho loyally gave up their afternoon

to come down and help her setup for the kids to enjoy theirride.

These are the kind of peoplewhomake a club great.

At the atLords andLegendskids rideare (fromleft) MattBroken-sha,Mieke andSylkaBester,JocelynEgan,KayleeDaviesandGabbyWallace.PHOTO:SUPPLIED

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThree of the top winkle lifesaving masters during the KZN lifesavingchampionship. They are competing in the flag event.

raced around thetrack in the humidconditions, tryingout the variousobstacles that werelaid out to improvetechnical skills.

Our very nimble“hare” Wayne Sivespatiently took thelittlegirlsaroundthetrail, showing themthe ropes.

He spotted an upand comingmountain bikechamp in SylkaBester, whoattacked obstacle,hills and rocks withgusto. Girl power.

Thanks to theroad captain ShaunHeinz for hiswonderful carpen-try skills, whichcreated a fun wood-en ramp that wasenjoyed by childrenand adults alike.

Well done toAntoinette Beding-field, our newestadult mountainbiker, whoconquered the rampand the sand pit on

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