All the groups are heading back to Fieldbase tomorrow, everyone here is looking forward to seeing them all again and catching up with all their news.
We are still experiencing some problems with being able to enlarge all the photos on the blogsite. Please be patient, we are looking into it and will get it sorted as soon as possible.
Check back here tomorrow for all the updates on our venturers!
For Josephine
ReplyDeleteHi Josie
I hope you had an amazing time with the community in Hosekerasunda. I can imagine that you would be very sad too leave there. xx
Looking forward to seeing more pics, we love all the photos and commentary, it looks like a wonderful country.
Have tons of fun with the rest of the venturers.I cant wait to find out where you are going next.
Love and miss you VERY MUCH. mum xxxxxxxxx
For Georgia
ReplyDeleteWELCOME BACK!! Must be great to be back & to see everyone - longing to know how Monnie & Tori got on too! I was so thrilled you managed to call on Mother's Day...what a lovely suprise and SO exciting, THANK YOU my darling, made my day, I was SO happy! Em's & I have written you a long letter, so I really hope it arrives before you set off again. Daddy gone to Singapore for a week but sends loads of love. So excited you caught a fish, good practise for Pine Cay, how big was it??! Well done for building those loos, you never know when your new skill may come in useful! Horrible rain & sleet here, v cold, you're not missing anything. Longing to read your blog news tomorrow. Will write again then. Serena came to stay and we went to see The Diving Bell & The Butterfly, a very moving film but hardly came out of the cinema feeling good!! That was Serena's choice, mine next week! Love you my darling 'talk' tomorrow!! All my love M xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For Monnie
ReplyDeleteWelcome back my darling - can't wait to see/hear all your news. Also can't belive that you have already done on phase! I bet it was amazing. Happy birthday for tomorrow - I will call raleigh to find out the best time to call you - you re five hours in front so perhaps say your time 1pm my time 8am - so you can talk to dad too. I know everyone wants to talk to you so we can get them to call you later too. Off to watch the baby in his match this afternoon. Its been snowing in Lech which is good - getting ready for us - can you believe we go in 15 days. Won't be the same without you and Lils - theres always next year. Longing to see photots of you - also to see how Georgia is. Anyway my darling - lets talk tomorrow BIRTHDAY GIRL! love you more than 1,000,000,000,000 dachsunds. Love mummy.xxxxxxx p.s. saw another bumble bee! ha ha
Hi Jibs
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the Photos today. Bet you had a brill time. Panto went well. Bryns last Panto before moving to Huby. He was Toto and was his usual brilliant self. I presented him with a portrait. Loved your letter. I gave Jane the address as she said she wanted to write to you.
Went to the theatre last night with mum. Half the Fishers Drama lot were there with Mrs B.
We are looking forward to seeing what group you are in next.
The dog is still barking well
Have a great time
Love Dad
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Tom B
ReplyDeleteSHORR yesterday. VIII were seeded 12 and came 7. Shrewsbury, Abingdon, Eton.......
In Champions League, Arsenal beat Milan 2-0 at San Siro, and ManU through against Lyon, Celtic lost to Barcelona. Chelsea play Olympiakos at home tonight, 0-0 from first leg.
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For Tessa(knuf)
ReplyDeleteHi Tessa
So good to hear you today!
Sounds really fun and now you know the recipe for getting rid of blocked intestines!!! :)
I have summarised our call and emailed to Tommy and Lisette and called Mam who was (obviously,duh) delighted to hear it all.
enjoy Base Camp and speak to you soon again,
liefs
Pap
For Georgia
ReplyDeleteSo GREAT to speak to you today!! I'm SO pleased you had such a great time and that you really liked your group. Love hearing all your stories too, how amazing about the young girl & her baby. What an incredible thing and something you will always remember. Am longing to know where you're off to next. Hopefully speak to you tomorrow. How exciting! Can't wait! Love you masses. Tons of hugs & kisses Mummy xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For Chris Dravers:
ReplyDeleteToday has been such a disappointing day, ran home to look through the post and again no letter, looked on Raleigh site for updates of what you've been doing and no news, then went to see Nikki's play this evening and there was a power cut so it was cancelled and now doesn't look like I'll see it, people were crying because they were missing their chance to perform. Also don't think your granny recognised me at all when I said hello to her in the audience so now I'm a mopey little person. Missing you masses and would love to hear from you soon, not long to go but getting more painful by the day. I hope you're having a great time. You must have such a sense of acheivement after completing the project and probably don't want to leave! Tell me more about Raleigh when we next speak. I really want to hear stories and find out what it's all been like instead of rushing and not fitting much in (even though it's all good as I get to speak to you) anyway, sorry for recounting a miserable day, I'm sure tomorrow will be better. Love you more than you'll ever know and miss you crazy amounts. Nats xxxxxx
For Josephine
ReplyDeleteHello Josie
sooooooooooooo sad I missed your call today but dad made notes which was great.He knew I would want your conversation reported word for word!!
Lovely too hear that you had and are having such a very positive experience.
Enjoy
much love Mum XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
message for Alice Tyler
ReplyDeletewell you will be nearly back at field camp now having compleated your 1st project. I should think you are ready for a bit of a rest before starting off again. It all looks wonderful and we can't wait to see more photos. You have done really well and should be proud of yourself, what an adventure. Lots of love mummy xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For Tessa
ReplyDelete(and otherChelsea fans)
A sublime Chelsea eased past Greek champions Olympiakos 3-0 at Stamford Bridge(I was there with Manfredje) to book their place in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League.
The two teams drew a blank in Athens two weeks ago - but there was no repeat in West London as Chelsea dominated from the first whistle.
The Blues were ahead after just six minutes as Michael Ballack headed home Frank Lampard's cross from close-range.
Lampard then doubled the lead just 20 minutes later when helped the ball over the line after Ballack's blast was blocked by Antonis Nikopolidis.
Olympiakos were awful for most of the evening and the result was put beyond any doubt just minutes into the second-half when Salomon Kalou poked home a Lampard corner.
The only negative aspect of the evening was the news of goalkeeper Petr Cech picking up an injury and missing the game. Carlo Cudicini, Cech's replacement, could not have chosen a better game to step in for Grant's first-choice stopper. He barely touched the ball in the first 45 minutes.
The hosts had already offered an early warning when Kalou slipped Ashley Cole through and the full-back drove in the a low cross that had to be cleared by Julio Cesar.
It mattered little, though, as Ballack grabbed the fifth-minute opener from the throw. Lampard took a touch on the flank to steady himself for a cross then found Ballack at the near post, who planted his header beyond Nikopolidis.
It was with the German midfielder's fifth goal of the season, his first in the Champions League campaign after getting brought back into the European squad for the knockout stages.
Didier Drogba could have doubled the lead after midfielder Cole skipped down the left and found the Ivory Coast striker, but the finish was too high.
Claude Makelele, encouraged by the crowd to add to his two Chelsea goals, also shot from long distance but Nikopolidis saved easil
Hi Kerala!
ReplyDeleteWe are just testing to see if our message goes through.
Hope you are enjoying your adventures and have a great birthday!!
Love Auntie Jill