How would St Helena cope with a damaged aircraft blocking its runway? The question exercised some of the finest minds on the island after a plane operated by Comair – which will fly the Johannesburg-St Helena route from 2016 – toppled on to its side at OR Tambo airport (see story here). With no one hurt, there was free rein for some Saint humour – not least in the closing comment below, from Joy Lawrence:
Tomato and herbs smoulder in the pan as I arrive
Roads keep leading me back to crafts on Saint Helena,
A Seafaring Love Story from Saint Helena Island
The tiny forecourt is now occupied with parked vehicles and
Baby on a Donkey on St Helena, Horses and property with mystery ladies.
The views from the ridges in Blue Hill were bathed
Education was the least of the family’s priorities. An 8
Great news for all who are thinking about returning or
Enterprise St Helena and the St Helena Tourism team shot
‘Saintel’ St Helena’s new potential internet service and communication provider