Hey Guys

Where are the fish? I am sure your Rods have gathered a bit of dust roaming through all those deserts. When do you think you will be driving through Durbs, maybe we can go and throw a fly in he bay...

Cheers dan

Hi Bruce and Sarah,

Just got up to date with your blog and pics. We were transported to another world and loved seeing it through your eyes. Can't imagine how you can ever think of wedding stuff out there in the peace and traquillity of bush and beach. No wonder you are chilled. Thanks for the divine photos.

See you all too soon!!

Heaps of love from Mum and Dad.

Hi Both,

I'm so glad things are going so well - thanks for all the highlights. It makes tending my sunflowers look a bit tame, but I'm enjoying it! Summer is fully here as we know because Ron and I went boogie boarding - the ocean is great. But the thought of your wedding is my future excitement!!! D and P are doing a humungous and terrific organizational job involving the wrangling of Gran as well as elephant viewing organizing -and deserve a cross Africa trip in the landy. Well who doesn't but so glad you are living it for us! Can't wait to see you both and Ben et alles!

Much love,

Nic - and Ron too

Hello Guys,

Just checked out your fantastic pictures! Wish I was there and out of the big smoke! Booked my tickets to SA this week so I'll see you at your wedding. I can't wait to see you guys again and hear all the stories.

lots of love to you both

Anne xx

Hi Sarah and Bruce,

I haven't had a chance recently to read your blogs but sat down this evening for a marathon read, and boy does it sound great. So glad that all was ok in Kenya. Thank you for such great updates and beautiful pictures. Baby updates... Ash and family are well. Baby's name is Humreen Isla Ellens. Helen Weakley had a baby boy named Thomas. Karen Eyre had a boy named Cameron. Jo A in out-patients had a little girl. All families are well and the girls are enjoying motherhood. Another to join the clan is our very own Rachel Pavey. She is happily pregnant and enjoying it and looking forward to motherhood.

Work is work,wish you were here Sarah, to share in our 'joy' ;-)

Take care and hope to hear from you guys soon.

Love

Tamara

Hey Ballie, was just reading your blog sounds like you guys are really having a great time. A pitty about the fishing though, don't worry when you get back I will take you on a guided tour and teach you again.

Enjoy and keep safe

Hi Guys,

Just been reading the blog thus far, sounds awesome. I'm glad that you liked most of Tunisia. I guess that the tent is holding out, I've not read anything to the contrary so assuming that all is ok.

Best wishes for the rest of the trip.

K

Hi Se and Bruce, it's been ages since I've had time to read your blog, but it sounds like you have had an amazing time in Kenya.... can't wait to read all about Uganda. Glad Ubejane is holding out. Just wanted to say I've been thinking of you both lots! Can't wait to see you. Hope you'll be in Joburg in August as I will be on school holidays then... I can't wait, it has been a loooonng term! Lots of love. Britt x

Hello, Now you guys are really killing me. Your game sightings and pics are awesome. I am so jelaaas. I know doing the blog must be hard work but we are loving it so please keep it up. We are enjoying our Wildebeest and Blesbok biltong.

Gosh we are loving your blog. Awesome pics of game and we are really impressed by Bruce the Mechanic. We've just got back from Knysna and so loved seeing all the Mac's pics of your meet up in Uganda. Great that you're both in such good form.

Heaps of love from a wet and cold Cape Town.

Mum and Dad

Hi guys,

After going through Europe we have hit Africa soil! Currently in Luxor and will get the ferry next Monday to Sudan. Its been great reading your site as its given us good ideas on where to stay and what to do etc.

Speak soon and safe travels,

Debbie & Andrew
www.wheahwe.blogspot.com

Great that you have got so far down Africa and are our side of the equator. Trust that the repairs are now behind you. We are in the UK with Malc and will fly home on Monday night. Have just heard from the farm that Graham has made the SA scholars' Polo team - the youngest player ever. Also has been selected to play for the SA under 15 team in the UK July 2009. Love Malc, A & R