Two weeks on!

Life is nearly back to normal!

What is normal! Autumn has come to Wagga Wagga.

Colin has another birthday and really doesn’t look a year older!

We all join in at bubble bathtime!

Liam is two weeks old!

Caleb makes a giant tower.

Goodbye Kenya! Hello Australia! Hi to Liam!

 

We say goodbye to friends in Kenya. We will miss you all.

 

We arrive in Sydney to news that Liam Will Boardman was born on Wednesday night at 11.45 pm. He weighed 3.3kgs and was 48cms long.

Wow! We immediately forget our jet lag!

 

Caleb, Kate, Ben and Liam leave the hospital early Friday morning.

 

Deb and Liam get acquainted.

 

Liam loves his first bath time. Big brother Caleb loves his new bubbles.

 

Homeward Run!

 

We took friends to the Nairobi National Park.

Have you seen giraffe poo?

 

Mwendwa presented Colin with a new shirt.

 

Grandma meets Ellen the Giraffe.

 

 

A week in Nairobi!

We have a variety of places, times and activities that keep us busy!

Colin works hard at the Hangar!

Not much room to move with the DC3 in the Hangar!

Wendy has a birthday.

Judith joins a client to the library.

Melinda and Wendy wash the ladies feet.

Janet washes Wendy's feet.

Visiting with the beautiful Rothschild Giraffes!

The Giraffes love Grandpa!
Or is it his food?
Daisy is keen on those pellets.
The warthogs live in the dust.
They feed with their front knees bent!

We go on a bushwalk looking for Jock.
He is the dominant male of all these Rothschilds!

Nairobi National Park!

Wow!
We visited Nairobi National Park!
We hoped to see lions, but they had gone to bed.
Some animals shepherded us in.
Others just got in our way!
All in all we had a great day.

Our Journey to Africa!

We started on our journey in Wagga Wagga, where we caught our favourite train to Sydney.

While in Sydney, Caleb took Mum and Mamma to playgroup. Cal enjoyed the chocy. cake birthday morning tea.

Deb, Mamma, Ben and mum went swimming with Cal.

In Johannesburg we visited the Apartied Museum.

That era in South Africa’s history really does belong only in a museum!