On YouTube at 20h00 - July: All Time Greats
Robin Bruss (photo: hamishNIVENPhotography)
Don’t miss the Locked & Loaded Show’s Vodacom Durban July All Time Greats on YouTube at 20h00 this evening.
Nico and Neil chat to champion breeder and NHA director Robin Bruss, and media specialists Robyn Louw and Aidan Lithgow.
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