Not much happening on the Everton front...Killer has departed to Wigan but that's about it.
BBC Deadline Day updater
Yahoo! Widgets - Get Weather, Photos, Calendar, and More on Your Mac or Windows Desktop
My latest investigation topic...gotta be some that'll help a chap keep upto date with the news and sport.
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
More pics
More Peru piccies :
Desecrated desicated Pre-Incan graves near Nazca:
Vultures (Condors) circling above my head always makes me nervous.
The Inca Trail (specifically the walk up and up and up to Dead Woman's Pass)
Us knackered but slowly drying off at Machu Pichu.
Nice shot of lovely Cusco.
and finally this which I think I'll always find funny :
Desecrated desicated Pre-Incan graves near Nazca:
Vultures (Condors) circling above my head always makes me nervous.
The Inca Trail (specifically the walk up and up and up to Dead Woman's Pass)
Us knackered but slowly drying off at Machu Pichu.
Nice shot of lovely Cusco.
and finally this which I think I'll always find funny :
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Estadio Fútbol Club
Estadio Fútbol Club
Went to this place whilst killing time before our flight home...good fun if you want to watch a match in Lima.
Went to this place whilst killing time before our flight home...good fun if you want to watch a match in Lima.
Monday, August 28, 2006
A.W.O.L. (Andes, Where Oxygen's Low)
Well there's a pretty good reason for my lack of blogging in the last few weeks.
The wedding went swimmingly although by the end we were pretty knackered...everyone else seemed to enjoy the excellent food (provided by Tony Bonner a chap involved with Waterloo) and drink (that went without saying really). The speeches all went really well. My new Father-in-law's one was really nice and had a very good story about Anne (you'd have to know her for it to make sense)...my bestest Bro did me proud too. It was a bit soppy for a while be we muddled through.
The next day a few people dropped round then we met up with a few people in The Vic and got the marriage off to a nice smiley start. Jack got me us a special best wishes message from none other than David Moyes and some of the Hospitaliers got me a match worn Lourdes footy shirt. People were far too generous to us in general, loads of money and gifts and Auckland rugby tops and stands of oak trees planted in our honour,
After that we had to turn our attention to our honeymoon....Peru! Two days in which to get everything ready for it. Dusted off the old travelling backpack and set off for Lima, as it happens it was just on the crest of the wave of extra security in the wake of the latest terrorism alert. We were quite lucky there.
We were due to meet up with a Tucan Travel tour of the country, this allowed us to squeeze everything into the available time. Not only that but the people on the tour were all great, great people.
Thanks to Andreas, Ashley, Ashley, Bruce, Darren, Chris, Marty, Dave, Leigh, Brian, Claire, Reima, Nain, Steve, Yuko and Bjorg for helping make our honeymoon absolutely superb...sorry we weren't able to keep pace with the Cristal, Arequipana & Cusquena intake.
The two highlights were the flight over the mind bogglingly interesting Nazca lines
and the trek to Machu Pichu.
Both of these were brilliant. Getting up to Dead Woman's Pass was a pretty big struggle.
The last 200 metres were slow going but eventually we reached the top at 4215 metres above sea-level. It was still a struggle after that but our porters, guide and chef kept us stocked with silly amounts of food and drink. We had a really great trek.
The morning we got to Machu Pichu was rainy and misty but it didn't dampen spirits for long...it was fantastic just to be there at this Inca city on top of an Andean mountain.
Whilst we were away we kept up with Everton's progress and were chuffed to see AJ net twice and help the team off to a really strong start. Next up : Those who's name we don't mention. COYB!
The wedding went swimmingly although by the end we were pretty knackered...everyone else seemed to enjoy the excellent food (provided by Tony Bonner a chap involved with Waterloo) and drink (that went without saying really). The speeches all went really well. My new Father-in-law's one was really nice and had a very good story about Anne (you'd have to know her for it to make sense)...my bestest Bro did me proud too. It was a bit soppy for a while be we muddled through.
The next day a few people dropped round then we met up with a few people in The Vic and got the marriage off to a nice smiley start. Jack got me us a special best wishes message from none other than David Moyes and some of the Hospitaliers got me a match worn Lourdes footy shirt. People were far too generous to us in general, loads of money and gifts and Auckland rugby tops and stands of oak trees planted in our honour,
After that we had to turn our attention to our honeymoon....Peru! Two days in which to get everything ready for it. Dusted off the old travelling backpack and set off for Lima, as it happens it was just on the crest of the wave of extra security in the wake of the latest terrorism alert. We were quite lucky there.
We were due to meet up with a Tucan Travel tour of the country, this allowed us to squeeze everything into the available time. Not only that but the people on the tour were all great, great people.
Thanks to Andreas, Ashley, Ashley, Bruce, Darren, Chris, Marty, Dave, Leigh, Brian, Claire, Reima, Nain, Steve, Yuko and Bjorg for helping make our honeymoon absolutely superb...sorry we weren't able to keep pace with the Cristal, Arequipana & Cusquena intake.
The two highlights were the flight over the mind bogglingly interesting Nazca lines
and the trek to Machu Pichu.
Both of these were brilliant. Getting up to Dead Woman's Pass was a pretty big struggle.
The last 200 metres were slow going but eventually we reached the top at 4215 metres above sea-level. It was still a struggle after that but our porters, guide and chef kept us stocked with silly amounts of food and drink. We had a really great trek.
The morning we got to Machu Pichu was rainy and misty but it didn't dampen spirits for long...it was fantastic just to be there at this Inca city on top of an Andean mountain.
Whilst we were away we kept up with Everton's progress and were chuffed to see AJ net twice and help the team off to a really strong start. Next up : Those who's name we don't mention. COYB!
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Practice
Did these today in a quieter moment...quite cool. Found a good bit of shareware :
Easy GIF Animator - animated GIF editor
Had the practice for the wedding too, quite fun actually. Should be okay on the day I think. Fingers crossed.
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