Nimal Perera I would like to request you to allow me use your photo in my web site Thank you

Sonia We went to MEF in 2011 and had a great time with the elephant Lakshmi. Our experience with gentle elephants at Kandy, Sri Lanka. http://tickingthebucketlist.blogspot.in/2014/07/kandy-millennium-elephant-foundation.html

Jane Nice to see you remembered your visit to the Hatchery. I'm Jane, the volunteer who chatted to you. I am so glad you enjoyed your visit. I am now back in the cooooold UK. missing the turtles!!!!

Rosiee Monash , How very nice of u to write this beautiful story,I'm Rosiee, one of the Coordinators for Leo project foundation,,,We believe in doing our best for the Hatchery & the Turtles So that our Volunteers enjoy their work & go back with lots of good memories.Thank you so very much for ur feed back,,its great news,

JR Fantastic to read your story. Jane was there for a second time with LEO Project Foundation and she has really made a huge difference together with the other volunteers. I'm glad you enjoyed!

Flo You really are BRILLIANT at teaching. I wonder where you get this from ... :) The way you deal with bad behaviour and picking up on that boy's talent at drawing and using it to bring everyone to focus - amazing. I'm sure that class will remember you! I'm proud of you. xxx

Estelle You're really inspiring me so much Molly! Keep it up and do yourself proud. I really should consider this kind of trip sometime! :D xxxxx

Mick Wow, you are really learning some valuable lessons as regards teaching.....well done! x x x

Ben G Amazing! It's so cute that the elephant flapped her ears. Makes me think of Dumbo.

Elizabeth Wood Molly, you are making me very jealous. It sounds like you are having such an amazing time. I love reading your blogs, it's making me want to go there! Loving the photos! xxx

Mick I remember Wendy...awwwww, I remember when it was allowed to walk around the zoo and give lifts! Sad though when u think about it. Glad you had a wonderful time there, i guess those places depend upon tourism to continue their work. Seeing the chain marks on such a wonderful animal must have been heart wrenching....humans eh? Take care love x x x x

Ayla r.i.p elephant wendy. lolol your experience in sri lanka sounds fantastic, im jealous..currently in uni library and trying to work- while ur having the time of your life. oh and its FREEZING here too. pah. looking forward to read more blogs! have fun. much loves xxx

sophie *grimaces* ooooh those lovely sri lankan men. Loving the raw honesty of this blog though Molly! Look forward to reading more. Remember I am just an email or text away for anything you need x