Natasha Hunt.
Student of Telopea High School, Canberra
Speaks fluent English and French.
Shows very keen interest in Italian.

Hobbies - reading and music (piano)
Sarah Hunt.
Student at one of the Universities in Toulouse, France.
Speaks fluent French as well as English.
Hobbies - Badminton, and music (violin)
Former student of Telopea High school, Canberra

Spot the people in these two photos.
The only one who has not been named is Gilbert.
There he is in the extreme right.
The others should be familiar. 

Lourdes, France. Pilgrimage

This pilgrimage to Lourdes made just weeks before James's departure. The fact that James survived the long flight to France was itself a miracle. He died soon after they got home. He was peaceful when he took leave of all present.
May he rest in peace, Amen
L to R: Peggy, Florence,James (on his wheelchair), Teddy ( immediately behind James, Angela (James's wife - next to James)
Lily (next to Teddy) and Swee See.
Well rugged up

Taken at about the same time as the last one.
L to R: Walter, Brendan, Kathleen, Mum, Evelyn, Arnold, Florence and Eugene.
Taken in Penang. 

Other members of the family

L. to R. : Kathleen, Khor Joo Ee (Mum), Florence, and Evelyn.
Kathleen and Florence are in Penang, and Evelyn lives in Mackay Qld. Australia. 

L to R Front row -- Tashy, Sarah, Wendy, Peggy
Back row -- Paul, Bill 

Taken some time around the 20th of Oct. 2006 in Seremban .
Peggy on the extreme right.
Our host -- Francis and Cecilia 

Francis and Cecilia at their wedding.
Charming indeed

Teddy and family

What a difference a few years make 

Teddy and Lily with their boys -- Ivan and Damian 

Time moves on

Teddy and Lily at their wedding.
On the left is Francis and on their right is their mum.

These are the photos I have been able to collect in my recent visit.
Left to right: Francis, Dorothy, and Teddy Unfortunately Dorothy passed away at about three. 

At the hotel foyer

Peggy and William 

At the hotel Foyer

Teddy and Lily .

Sabah -- cont....

The Swedish couple we met on tour of Mt Kinabalu. They had heard of durians but had never tasted them. It was during this trip that they took the opportunity to savour the tasty flesh of the fruit but remained disappointingly and politely neutral. 'It was OK' admitted the wife. 

Welcome to K.K ( Kota Kinabalu)

An enjoyable stay lasting four days and three nights.
Food? was excellent - most yammy.
Very enjoyable

Sabah

Unimaginably clean and green


Rafflesia -- a parasitic plant some as large as 3 ft across -- first discovered by Stamford Raffles. This one was located on the way to the Mt Kinabalu.

Visit to Sabah

Our recent visit to the old country included a brief visit to Sabah, East Malaysia, hosted by Teddy and Lily.
The country has a well developed and thriving eco-tourist industry. Kota Kinabalu is developing at an unimaginable rate. Buildings are springing up here there and everywhere
We were surprised to find that the toilet facilities are the cleanest in the country including the smallest villages and costing us nothing for our use.
If you like scuba diving this is the place to visit.

In Scotland

Our visit to Scotland
On one of our British Council Courses. 

Good old days

It is good to be reminded of the good old days.
If only things don't change(wishful thinking)