5. February 2019 09:02
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5. February 2019 09:02
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28. August 2018 19:08
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26. August 2018 16:08
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We made another camping trip. This time to Wombeyan caves with one of Kims colleagues.
It was just before winter set in, so the nights were cold and it was nice sitting around the fire at night.
There are a lot of limestone caves in the area that are worth visiting. We did this one which was self guided.
I tried to teach the boys how to shoot with a bow - kept them busy for a while.
We also rigged up a badminton net for both adults and kids to play.
But mostly it was the fire that the boys had fun with.
We also did a really long 8km walk - almost lost the track at one point.
26. August 2018 15:08
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This winter we went to the Blue mountains with a group of friends. We hired a house at Leura and spend the days going for walks.
This is from the Grans Canyon walk.
And some from the other walks.
26. August 2018 15:08
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Aiden lost his front teeth.
19. March 2017 16:03
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I just completed this photo of the boys about to be eaten by a leopard in the dark jungle.

At the airport in Victoria Falls they had these awesome stuffed animals that I though could be fun for some composite work.
Trying to get the boys to act scared rather than just being silly was a different matter.
Here are some more photos of the animals.




8. March 2017 14:03
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3. March 2017 22:03
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2. March 2017 13:03
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2. March 2017 13:03
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Hout Bay is just south of Cape Town - Besides from being a nice little fishing village it is also famous for its boat tours out to Seal Island. This is an island with a large colony of predominantly male seals.

From the harbour it is a short 45 minute round trip out to see the seals.

Back at the harbour there was one of the locals who had managed to train one of the wild seals to come and get food from him. It would jump out of the water and grab the food from his hand or from his mouth.


It was also tame enough for the boys to touch.

2. March 2017 08:03
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1. March 2017 20:03
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One morning we went to the Cheetah Outreach centre outside Cape Town.
Here they train dogs to keep wild cats away from cattle and sheep so that these don't get eaten. The idea is that if the farmers keep dogs to keep their animals safe then they don't have to set traps to kill the wild cats. Interesting idea, but I would think that it would take a lot of dogs, and the farmers would probably still shoot or trap the wild cats anyhow.
The centre also keeps some cheetahs that visitors are allowed to pat (for a fee).



1. March 2017 20:03
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