Mrs Easton’s album
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- Korea Garden Lodge
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- Korea Garden Lodge Reception
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- Downtown Lilongwe - Post Office/Wood Carvers
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- On the Road - view from the mini bus
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- Paradise! aka Safari Beach Lodge, Senga Bay
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- Mrs Dallas in a shady glade
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- Tempting but forbidden
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- Log cabin with mezzanine - Where's Innybob? in a what........ a tent!
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- JC and Eastie B's verandah
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- Local fishermen from the fishing village
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- Traditional fishing village
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- Is that Innybob's tent I can see? Oh No, it's Mrs D's luxury cabin
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- Sun, Sea and Sand - pity it's only for 1 night
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- Mzungu - bottolo,bottolo Wazungu!!
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- Sunset over Mozambique - I think?
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- Assembly at BAGGS - 7.30am
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- Looking back to Sambani - by the way, as you walked along the shore, did you see fish swimming in the lake?
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- Nkhwazi Lodge
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- Sharing traditional dances
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- Be wheesht! - That's Scottish for be quiet!
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- Thipura Church - Sunday morning
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- Falkirk at Bandawe - Ada Manoa's home
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- Ilala at Nkhata Bay
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- Mr Triple C sporting his Malawi tartan tie
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- Old Bandawe - the original mission station
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- Staff at the 'snake' school
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- Mikundi orphans
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- Mikundi and FHS together
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- Wazungu at Kande beach
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- Beach volleyball at Kande......
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- ...whilst team coaches observe and consider tactics - er,or, those that were too old/unfit sat in the shade and watched!
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- The Synod offices in Mzuzu
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- A wood carver at the turning point, Nkhata Bay
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- Eastie's Beasties in a highly competitive volleyball match - absolutely no cheating from either side, or the score keepers
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- JC practising her netball skills
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- The local clinic
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- Ada and Ama bwana - apologies for the spelling
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- Sambani Sunrise
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- Rev Hamilton Ghondwe - and motor bike
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- A Farewell to remember
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- Gifts galore!
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- Ada Nyasulu in his new top
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- The original church
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- Thipura church - The new church
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- The pulpit in the old church
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- Jim, one of the beach artists
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- View from Sambani lodge
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- Staff Night Out - Downtown Bandawe - Our last Saturday night
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- Mr Kayenge in Ama Connington's Cardigan
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- Mini bus optional extra - fresh fish transportation device
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- It's not the leaving of Lilongwe that grieves us, but the leaving of our new found love! - Malawi and it's people
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- Fedson and me
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- Meet my friends, each and every one a....Mzungu! Anybody any ideas on how to kill 16 hours in Nairobi airport?
Malawi 08
Photo albums from the trip to Malawi.
Coming and going
Alison's album
Rebecca's album
EastieBeastie's album
Kathers' album
Yet more photos
The photos from the trip are still trickling in and Kathleen has just added her album here. They’re really good so do have a look (and then persuade her to reveal the secret behind the room change).
There’s still space available for more piccies, so if you have any to upload, please do so.
Malawi 2008, The Editor | Comment (0)More photos
That’s both an intimation and a request.
Alison has uploaded her selection of photos for all to see here.
Update
Rebecca has now added a few photos to her album.
Mrs Easton has also created an album but, as yet, there’s nothing there (the perils of using Vista). Maybe we need a drum roll to build the anticipation.
Another update
The drums have rolled and the EastieBeastie album is available for your viewing pleasure.
Malawi 2008, The Editor | Comments (6)And they’re back!
Despite what must have been a rather epic journey, everyone arrived back home last night in great spirits. There were smiles and hugs all round.
There was even a welcoming committee.
Not quite sure what everyone else thought of the cheer that went up when they first appreared through the doors though.
Malawi 2008, The Editor | Comments (3)Nearly home
The group should just have touched down at Schipol Airport in Amsterdam about now (15:30 – the flight was slightly late). They now have a 4 hour wait before embarking on the final leg from Schipol to Glasgow.
It must be very frustrating to be so close to home and have to wait. Still, it gives them plenty of time to buy extra pressies for everyone 
Looking forward to seeing everyone again this evening.
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