The first Tag Rugby training session was held on Thursday. Helping at the session was Sarah Bern - two time Zambia tourist and England rugby player. Sarah won the England Player of the Season Award for 2019.
Victoria Falls By Eva Roberts After being woken up by the sound of the church bells we had breakfast and headed out to coach for the final time. When we arrived, all the amazing kids were raring and ready to go, all trying their hardest to be picked for the final tournament. The kids were so cute and even though being exhausted I loved every second of it. After saying goodbye to the kids, we then headed back to the hotel and ate some lovely cheese rolls (my fave). We then set off to Victoria Falls and on our way saw a family of elephants. When we arrived we were greeted by some cheeky baboons trying to steal our stuff. We then looked around the little markets and of course I bought a lot of things I do not need! We then made our way down to Victoria Falls through the most beautiful rainforest over all the rocks (Mum would not have enjoyed it!!). We then saw the bottom of the waterfall and even paddled in th...
Tournament Day By Hal Williams Hello all, today was an early start as our dorm woke up at 5.40am because of the wrong alarm! We got to the rugby pitches at 7.30, the teams slowly rolled in and around 20 teams turned up. We reffed until around 1.30 and gave our second polo shirts to the winners and gave all the spare kit to the schools. We had classic cheese/ham sandwiches and at 3.45 we traveled to the sunset cruise and ate food and got to see crocodiles, hippos and elephants. The views were stunning and the trip was different, but enjoyable experience. Our Last Tournament and River Cruise by Libby Earl Hi to everyone reading this it's Libby here. Today was our last tournament of the trip, we woke up, had breakfast and left. I was feeling especially energized today as I have had an unusual craving for peanut butter and the other day I was able to get my hands on some at the supermarket....
Good Morning to All Just a few notes as I had to get up early to move our minibus to allow an overland truck to get out of the compound. You can never pick up on the true Africa from television programmes - it is only when you are there that the sight, sounds and smells really come over. So when I went in to the boys room yesterday the true assault on the senses became a reality!!!! Holding my breath for that long was a challenge! On a more healthy note a few more images form yesterday: Eco brick manufacturing and Safari experience today! Chris
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