Saturday 20th July Tournament 2 BLOG TO FOLLOW


 









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  1. JC Scharinger21 July 2024 at 02:13

    Looks like great fun, enjoy the African adventure!

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  2. Jeff Cleminson21 July 2024 at 02:35

    We are really loving these photos, especially the animals and the action shots from the games. Looks amazing and can't wait to hear all about it. Love to you all, especially to Milly from Jeff, Kate, Lucy and Elma! xx

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  3. Tracey Hall21 July 2024 at 11:36

    Loving hearing everything that's going on, we can't wait for the blogs every evening. It sounds like such a phenomenal adventure, but I don't doubt it's very exhausting for you all, especially if you are up at 5.30a.m. on a regular basis!
    We see you have moved camps today, so we hope you settle well into your new home for the next few nights and hope the walk wasn't too arduous with your cases in the heat!
    Keep up the great work with all of the coaching. We love to see the photos of what you are all doing. Although over a week into the trip, I know many of the parents I see, and us included, are missing our children heaps, so if there's a chance we can have more photos of them, we would really appreciate it.
    Don't be too jealous Amelie, but I'm heading off with Sophia tomorrow for our girls trip, so I'll send you some photos of our trip (to the phone you don't have!). I will write again when I'm back as sadly you cannot comment on this blog via iphones.
    Much love to everyone from us all in the UK, Especially to Amelie - love you.
    Mum, Dad, Sophia and Winston xxxx

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    1. JC Scharinger22 July 2024 at 04:29

      Hi, I am able to post from iPhone, go to Settings, Safari, scroll down to Prevent Cross-site tracking and slide the green bar to off. Hopefully this helps while people are away from laptops/pc’s

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