Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg
BBQ meal, Jo'burg
Sanduíche de Mortadela
Almost a Temple to Food
Catedral da Sé
Looking Out to Sao Paulo
Street Art in Batman Alley
Batman in Batman Alley
Mural Detail
The Second Largest Catholic Church in the World
Soaring Naves
Big Churches Need Big Candles
Taking a Theme to the Next Level
Brazil's Highest City
Timbered Buildings
Street Parties in Rio
Caiparanihas, Beach, and Pão de Açúcar
Carnaval Vibe
In the Sambadrome Stand
Samba Parade Float
Samba School Dancers
One of the Lead Floats
Selarón Steps
Our Dear Aunt Norma
Bunny Chow and Stuffed Potatoes
Celebratory Brunch for John and Ros Anniversary
Out for Fish and Chips
Winery Lunch with Toots and Co
Ribs for Two
Lake Walk - with Yvonne, Allen, and Topher
Sunset From a Freo Verandah
Contemplating Art in Sharjah
Dinner by the Lagoon
Nothing says Posh Quite as Well as Towel Art
Exploring Al Jazeera Al Hamra
Exploring Al Jazeera Al Hamra
High Above the City, 20 Metres above Sea Level
Ridge Towers, Al Nahwa
Al Jahili Fort
Oasis
Beehive Tombs near Al Ain
Light Projections on the Fountains
Enjoy a Small Excerpt from Burj Khalifa Fountain a…
Camels Form a Caravan up the Burj
Museum of the Future
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With Antonie
It was so wonderful to spend time with Antonie (and son, Michael).
We are so grateful that we re-connected with the family a few years ago. Sharon has since passed, but she was the cousin who linked us together.
We tried not to dwell on the sadness, but it would have been wrong to avoid the pain and grief entirely.
I think we got the balance right, or at least I hope we did.
We made a special effort to visit one of her favourite places in Durban, a place where her ashes were scattered.
We are so grateful that we re-connected with the family a few years ago. Sharon has since passed, but she was the cousin who linked us together.
We tried not to dwell on the sadness, but it would have been wrong to avoid the pain and grief entirely.
I think we got the balance right, or at least I hope we did.
We made a special effort to visit one of her favourite places in Durban, a place where her ashes were scattered.
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