GA aircraft in South Africa

I will be doing flying instruction from time to time at this airfield, FASI otherwise known as Springs airfield to the east of Johannesburg. It has an asphalt runway of around 1600 meters for takeoff and 1375 meters for landing due to the displaced thresholds. The airfield is near to the city but out of the main air corridors and is home to some magnificent old airplanes (see the pictures). As I spot them I will post pictures. The geo-location is at -26.249101° 28.399170° so pop that into your favorite earth-viewer and Bob’s your uncle. Because of the favorable GBP-ZAR exchange rate, I paid about £90/hr dual to renew my instructor rating, I’m not sure what the going rate for a Cherokee 140 is in the UK at the moment but I think this is a good price. The weather is good more than it is bad but complacency or “confidence exceeding ability” in this area has sent “too many pilots to fly in heaven”. As the elevation is nearly 5,500 feet one gets good “hot n high” experience in the summer,something that can be a killer for someone who has only operated from near sea level at low ambient temperatures. Bold pilots, note what is in the background of the first picture!