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Thanks for posting the photos of them receiving their certificates! My boy looks very very tired and as though he needs a few litres of water in him. Just a tad dehydrated from the look of him.
I'm looking forward to picking him up from the airport in a few hours and I have a nice beef roast planned for his dinner, which by the look of him he will appreciate more than a little
I know from talking to him briefly yesterday that he has been impacted by this journey more than he expected, and I am really looking forward to hearing his story.
Thank you to Kokoda Trekking!Would love to hear some updates on the group if you have one.
I have a message to pass to Carey also.
Can you please tell him:
"The handover went smoothly this morning, no issues, big relief.
Love you baby!"QUOTE(Boss Meri @ 20 Apr 2008, 01:40 PM) [snapback]6492[/snapback]Update 20th April:
Di you are so RIGHT, it was Carey who was so pumped up as he took to the wheel of the troopy! We were behind them and watched as they slid their way up the slippery hills. Andy mentioned, just look at the grin on Carey, he is really enjoying this. Andy said in Australia they have to go searching for such roads which it seems are getting harder to find. He wondered if we should start advertising 4wheel drive tours instead of trekking…hahaWhy am I not surprised? LOL
I'm glad he's having fun on his long awaited adventure! I'm also glad all the group seem to be coping ok.
The boys and I miss him very much and are looking forward to him coming home next Sunday. (the boys being our 4 legged children LOL)
Hey there, thanks so much for posting this update on the trek progress!
My hubby is part of this particular group of people (Carey Edwards) so it's great that I can keep up with how he is going.
I'm betting he was one of the "new drivers" you recruited LOL
Thanks again and I look forward to the next updates. Tell him I send my love when you next speak to the groupDi
