Out of Africa
Back from a very gruelling trek in Africa. There'll be more to tell over at the other place when the brain is fully functioning!
In the meantime take a look at this link. It's about the Ngorongoro crater as visited by me and my fellow trekkers a couple of days ago. Wildlife seen there within the space of a few short few hours included lion, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, jackal, zebra, warthog, eland, Thomson's gazelle, Grant gazelle, vervet monkey, haartebeest, flamingo's, hippos and wildebeest.
...........and speaking of my other trekkers, all brilliant individuals.
Gavin, Chris and Marion have been raising funds for CLIMB
Catherine's page is here
Michael and Stanley have raised over £10000 for Community Links
Arlene and Laura are supporting the Larkhill Schools Project
Amy and I have raised over £6000 for Breast Cancer Campaign
23 comments:
wow! Well done. All the very best. Michelle
Good effort Jeremy,
I'm glad you enjoyed the experience. I look forward to reading all about it.
Regards
Steve
Hi Jeremy,havent been able to sleep yet.Hope your tummy is now settled dont forget to take your malarone tomorrow am.Amazing trip .
best wishes Catherine
Malarone. Another pharma company "conspiracy".
£68 for 12 tablets. The thieving swines!
They saw you coming we paid £30 for 12, which is more than enough!!!
Chris
Glad to hear you're feeling better.
It was an amazing trip, although I won't miss the snoring!!
Not looking forward to a 1.30am start back to work. it wont seem the same without those amazing views.
Chris
(hope this post works)
You were all robbed - doxycycline is the way ahead - only £15 for the course, us Scots can spot a bargain a mile off!
The Scottish Maasai
(Laura)
I thought it read Scottish Mafia.
lol
Hey, welcome back, just going to switch pages and read all about it.
Laura, I think you'll find that doxycycline makes you very emotional and prone to tearful outbursts, but I'm sure that won't happen to you. I sure Frankypants will dry your tears if needed.
chris
Steady on Tiger!
CC
How was your first day back at WORK?
(and it's Frankiepants)
I'm in awe JJ! Can't wait to hear more about your trip!!
As you can see Tish. My fellow trekkers were a great bunch. Loads of laughs. There will more to follow soon. Watch this space.
Funnily enough, work was as unpleasant as normal, thanks, but it was never going to be the same after such a brilliant week. Most things that made me smile today revolved round memories of the trip including the surreal moment at the last camp (I'll leave it to you to set the scene in your inimitable way), a moment that will surely become legend in Maasai folklore. I hope it is done justice when Gavins film appears
Funnily enough, work was as unpleasant as normal, thanks, but it was never going to be the same after such a brilliant week. Most things that made me smile today revolved round memories of the trip including the surreal moment at the last camp (I'll leave it to you to set the scene in your inimitable way), a moment that will surely become legend in Maasai folklore. I hope it is done justice when Gavins film appears
Ah yes, the Maasai version of "show me the way to go home".
No doubt Gavins film will be up for an Oscar at some point in the future.
And talking of Oscars, what happend to Oscar the Olive Babboon, Sidney the stick insect and Dexter the dung beetle?
dont forget the hokey cokey
yes
Congratulations, Jeremy. I do admire you.
Many thanks.
Flew over Sicily at 37000 feet on two occasions in the last 10 days!
Well done, Jeremy and welcome home.
Let me add my congratulations and welcome home. There are few like you, jeremy.
What's this talk of emotional tearful outbursts? Surely not!!
Last of such reported at around 10.30 am yesterday....
FP
PS You were all such a wonderful bunch that I'm just finding it hard to adjust to life without you all again!
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