Just a short clip for the family to see Ana's performance. It lasted a good 15 minutes...both Andrew and I enjoyed it. (Sorry computer would not allow me to rotate it so that everyone could see it upright.)
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Friday, 26 June 2009
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park
On Friday, we took Ana to Port Lympne. It is very different from conventional zoos. The animals are able to live and breed in conditions as close to their natural habitat as possible. It is a park that allows the animals to be in a more natural environment within 600 acres, roaming free as well as in natural enclosures. Within the park you can go on a safari so Ana got to ride on a massive converted army lorry and for 90 minutes they drove you around and gave you a tour of the areas of the park where animals were allowed to have freer movement.

Ana is having a quick snack before the lorry takes off for the safari.

Ana posing for the 'Say Cheese' for the camera...not the most attractive of poses she has developed for the camera.


Andrew had command of the camera as I was sitting with Ana therefore the rhino was the only good photo and a fuzzy gorilla from the whole 90 minute safari ride.




The lorry we rode in was much bigger than the photo above but this is to give you an idea that the safari was in an open vehicle.

Ana posing with the big army lorry that we rode in for the safari.

Ana was completely exhausted at the end. This is the last hour out of the 5 hours we spent at Port Lympne. She was so tired that by 3pm she fell asleep in Andrew's arms and he had to carry her back from the elephants to the car. Big workout since it was 25 minutes walk to the parking lot and Ana weighs A LOT more (14 kg).
Ana is having a quick snack before the lorry takes off for the safari.
Ana posing for the 'Say Cheese' for the camera...not the most attractive of poses she has developed for the camera.

Andrew had command of the camera as I was sitting with Ana therefore the rhino was the only good photo and a fuzzy gorilla from the whole 90 minute safari ride.




The lorry we rode in was much bigger than the photo above but this is to give you an idea that the safari was in an open vehicle.
Ana posing with the big army lorry that we rode in for the safari.
Ana was completely exhausted at the end. This is the last hour out of the 5 hours we spent at Port Lympne. She was so tired that by 3pm she fell asleep in Andrew's arms and he had to carry her back from the elephants to the car. Big workout since it was 25 minutes walk to the parking lot and Ana weighs A LOT more (14 kg).
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Rye Harbour Weekend
Andrew had a company meeting in Rye and we spent a long weekend next to the beach. It was fantastic! Great weather, fresh seafood and smooth beaches for the kids to play and paddle around. Plus there was a nature reserve just at the doorstep of the lovely property we stayed at, The Officers House (http://www.onelifeescapes.co.uk/ourcottages.php). Perfect!
Sunset at Winchelsea...just a few miles away from Rye Harbour

Ana with Hannah Golliker on beach in Rye Harbour Nature Reserve


After collecting shells, Ana decided to break out in song and dance...who can blame her?!? It was a beautiful day and the beach was lovely.







Sunset at Winchelsea...just a few miles away from Rye Harbour
Ana with Hannah Golliker on beach in Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
After collecting shells, Ana decided to break out in song and dance...who can blame her?!? It was a beautiful day and the beach was lovely.
Monday, 22 June 2009
Hairdresser Ba-ba
Sunday, 21 June 2009
Sunday Jazz
Jazz Buddies
Talitha and Ana are great friends and get along famously. We had great weather on Sunday for the Jazz concert. We packed a picnic.......this is what summer in Cambridge is all about!
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