Photo Prompt © Lori Wilson
Barbeque? Well, not usually called it here. We prefer the word ‘braai’.
But it’s just a way to say, ‘howzit’.
It’s time to open some beer… naturally, and to make sure all the meat is arranged around the grill, since everyone has something different.
The women have brought salads and stuff. They’re already ‘skinnering’ (gossiping), and very happy with that. Now it’s the perfect time for ‘sundowners’ for the girls… some lovely white wine – and chilled.
Route 66? Almost. This is Route 62!
Thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers
Genre: Historical Fiction
Word Count: 100
luna's on line 
And very beautiful the 62 is
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You’re absolutely right!
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There is nothing like a Bar-B-Que for getting together for some social ‘skinnering’.
What’s the weather like along Route 62?
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R62 is fab at the moment since it’s summer here. It’s very warm and almost no clouds in the sky… blissful, especially in an aircon in a good car or a bakkie! Road trip we go…
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Have fun.
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Sounds delish no matter what we call it!
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I totally agree!
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A fun gathering
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Very much so!
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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brai chris
my south african sis?
the stones are hot
and i am not
but just so
gdday anyways!
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Nicely done, Chris! Shows how we are similar the world over.
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sounds so fun!
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I never really appreciated what a barbecue was until we relocated to Johannesburg. We always call it a braai.
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Always ready for good food and conversation. And beer! A good reason to find Route 62.
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What fun that must be! It’ll be few months before we get our barbeques out here.
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Wow! The South African version of Route 66😀 As usual, I learned a lot of new vocabulary words in this one. We’ve always said “barbecue”, often written as “BBQ” but lately I’ve been hearing it called “grilling” a lot too. Ah well, “a rose by any other name…”😂
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