Nain Looking forward to seeing your safari pictures. Amazing bike ride on Sunday in the pouring rain! Sarah was so pleased she managed the 15 miles. Had planned a Bar BQ but it had to an oven one because of the rain. We are all looking forward to seeing you.Tons of love xx

sophie Well can't believe you saw Harry Potter that must have been so surreal!! It sounds like you have done so much good out there ...they are so lucky to have had you and Phil helping them ....hope the safari is AMAZING... and safe journey home can't wait to see the photos!!

Barbara Still loving your blogs and, just to say, hope you enjoy your safari - I know you are going to LOVE it! Will be cheering on those bike riders too - handing out bananas and water to them all! Weather forecast awful for Sunday!

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Nain Thanks again for a very good read. I'm glad bead lady is doing ok. The witch doctor sounds really scary. You have done so much good in a short space of time. I'm going to Hook at the weekend to cheer on Jake Ian and Sarah on their bike ride.I don't know when Sarah was last on a bike! Take care of yourselves. Tons of love xx

Nain Once again a great blog. I am with you in all the places, your descriptions are so good.Fantastic being on the equator. I've seen the water demonstration on TV, that's as close as I shall get! Tons of love to you both xx

Nain Hello to you both. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment.How are all the people you are looking after?think about you loads and hope you are enjoying yourselves. Take care. tons of love nain xx

Nain Brilliant blog. It reads like a novel and I want the next chapter about the witch doctor and what happened. Went back with Jake on Sunday and came back today Tues. As you say you will be on the same continent. The phone call on my birthday was brilliant. Thank you. Tons of love

Barbara Hi Josh and Phil, Loved reading your blog again - you sound elated. I think Africa is a very 'anchoring' experience and your mum would be so proud of you again. Keep safe and healthy and have fun. Enjoy!

Barbara Hi Josh and Phil, Loved reading your blog again - you sound elated. I think Africa is a very 'anchoring' experience and your mum would be so proud of you again. Keep safe and healthy and have fun. Enjoy!

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sophie Hey Josh So good to hear how things are going over in your part of the world and it sounds like you will be able to heal in peace surrounded by amazing caring people..... Was great to see you before you left and have a surf!! You know you and Phil are welcome anytime on your return!! Am looking forward to hearing about the rest of your exciting adventures!! Take care and have fun!!

Barbara Hi Josh, Still loving reading your blogs - you really are achieving lots as well as clocking up some great experiences. Take care, Barbara

Mummy Hi Joshy, So good to hear your latest update and to know that work has progressed. How fantastic that the toilet has a kind of official opening ceremony where all those councillor people will be gathered. Who has the honour of using it first?! As Taid said, this commodity which we all take for granted will seem like such a luxury to this family and will raise their standard of living in a tangible way. Fantastic. Oh and please don't fall off any lorries with liftable beds while standing on a pile of home made bricks (it doesn't sound at all like sensible activity). We are missing you so much - it's so quiet without you!! All my love xxx

Aunty Sarah Hey Josh amazing what you've managed to achieve....whilst on the subject of toilets, you're going to have to come and stay with me when you're back because I have a blocked loo and a hole where an outside one was removed and needs covering up... and it's important that you retain newly learned skills. I see it as part of my aunty role to help you in this matter. I have to say how highly impressed I am that Taid has managed to place a message - albeit in duplicate. Lots of love xxx