Monday, February 07, 2005


Chris Middlemiss and Dave Burdon at my graduation - Chris you traitor, how could you wear a Uni Gong jumper!? Posted by Hello


Orange station - a bit dark, but eh well, shows recline and generous legroom of the XPT in 1st class. Posted by Hello


My 21st - about to start my speech, after being embarrassed by a few of my friends...particularly Leo!!! Grr.... Posted by Hello


Chris Lee and myself after my graduation (poor Chris has embarked on a PhD...could take a while :P) Posted by Hello


Me being stupid...Quad at Sydney Uni after graduation. Posted by Hello


My dad snapped this one of me walking down the middle of the Great Hall at Sydney Uni - again I ask, why didn't anyone fix up my hair!!??? Posted by Hello


Dave Moore and myself at my graduation. Why didn't anyone fix up my hair.... Posted by Hello


Team shot at St Luke's Kenyatta - just missing Ryan though (who was obviously taking the photo). We arrived 15 mins early - but we were actually 1 hour early (African time...). Posted by Hello


St Lukes Anglican Church, Kenyatta, Nairobi, Kenya. Corrugated iron roof - no better conditions than a horse stable, but that's life in Kenya. Youth leaders' seminar was good - training in godliness and communication (i.e. bible teaching - how to teach the bible properly) Posted by Hello


Another posed photo...but the ride back out of the park wasn't far off this - hooning along a dirt road in a leaf-spring suspension minivan at 120km/h with wildlife on the road... Posted by Hello


Posed shot (of course) - Serengeti National Park Posted by Hello


My Bunda team - from L to R (back row) - Naomi, Danielle, Helen, Merry. Posted by Hello


I preached in a little church in Migungani - Colossians 3:1-17. Helen Hoskins is translating into Kiswahili; she did a great job. Notice the green bucket - that was used for baptising people that day. Posted by Hello


On the shores of Lake Victoria. Speke Bay Resort. Speke was an Englishman who thought that Lake Victoria was the source of River Nile. He was right; this bay in Lake Vic was named after him. The resort is cheap and good (didn't stay there though). Imagine waking up to a view like this... Posted by Hello


Me being domesticated. Really! Merry and I had a translator (Jane) who was pregnant; baby waited until Girls' Brigade camp was over before coming out. If it was a boy, it was going to be Clement (Klementi in Swahili) or Merry (if was a girl) - it was a girl - so this is Baby Merry. Posted by Hello


Location is self-explanatory - one of the great places on the planet. Serengeti Plain (Maasai for "endless plain") - kilometres and kilometres of open savannah grassland.  Posted by Hello


Peter Garrett again...see the jugular..."How can we dance when our earth is turning? How do we sleep while our beds are burning?" Posted by Hello


One of my musical heroes (except he can't sing really, just rants and raves). Peter Garrett in full flight at Wave Aid (thanks to the SMH) Posted by Hello


I got a pass to get into the driver's compartment, don't worry, I didn't touch anything :D  Posted by Hello


Orange Station - XP2000 heading the up Central West XPT Train WT27 on 5 Feb 2005.  Posted by Hello