Monday, November 18, 2013

This and That in Cape Town


Tired!
 
 Kirstenbosch - with my friend, Micklyn who has just moved to Cape Town. This is 7 of her 10 kids.

Natasha!
 
 
 

Having fun at Naartjie!
 

Jason got a new sun hat!
 
 The guest house we stayed in on the way to CT and on the way back, in Beaufort West.
 
 

Luckily the one room had 3 beds for the kids! Its different travelling with 3 kids!
 
 

I woke up to find that Jordy had got up when Jason stirred and then put him back to sleep again - in her bed!!!
 

Mini dust tornado!
 
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Science Centre

 We all had great fun at the Science Centre and we played with all the gadgets!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Wines2whales


Donovan and his friend, Brett, cycled ina  3 day race through the mountains from Somerset West to Hermanus. Donovan loved the race!
 
 
 

Aunty Lolly and Aunty Betty - what lovely, beautiful aunties I have!
 

I met Shelley almost 20 years ago when we arrived in Bloemfontein. We have kept in contact all these years and Shelley hasn't aged a bit! The last time we saw each other was 8 years ago!
 

Gorgeous Jason at Kirstenbosch Gardens.
 

Hermanus at the finish of the race. It was cold, wet and very windy day.
 

 
 
 
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Jason

 
Daddy's boy!
 

Chubby hands!
 
 
 
 

So happy in the African Baby Carrier.
 
 
 
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Gyrogym at Natasha


We had great fun on the gyrogym at Natasha's house in Cape Town. I was stiff the next day and I only spent about a minute on it!
 
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Monday, October 21, 2013

Freshford House


We have been studying the History of Bloemfontein so I took the kids to Freshford House which is about 3km from us. It was built in 1897 and some of the original furniture and gadgets are still in the house! It is a museum and we went on a guided tour with a lovely, friendly elderly lady. She explained the uses of all the funny gadgets like the clothes press, glove expander, coal stove etc! The kids were fascinated and want to go back there! We were not allowed to take photos in the house, only of the beautiful garden.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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