The best way to descend from the roof of Africa is to sand surf. The slopes are steep and sandy and the guides want to get you down as quickly as possible to avoid the unfiltered rays of the sun – which are growing stronger by the minute … More Mt. Kilimanjaro Part 6: The final part of the journey
I made a quick call to Iain and Rosie in the morning to say my last goodbye for a while as I didn’t know when I would be able to get signal again. 27 slightly anxious people, most of us strangers, all gathered in the reception … More Mt. Kilimanjaro Part 2 : Machame Gate to Shira Cave Camp
We don’t get away much!
In fact we’ve not been away longer than a weekend in years (and those are mainly going to visit family!).
We tried a couple of years ago when Iain’s mum and dad kindly paid for all the family to stay together in a wonderful house by the sea in Perranporth, Cornwall. However
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Back in June 2016 and after a few months patiently waiting, Rosie finally had her first try in a Wizzybug.
A Wizzybug is an absolutely ingenious powered wheelchair invention that enables children under five who are unable to get around by themselves the chance to gain independence, play, move and have fun. … More Wizzybuggin’
My Weak Muscles 