Welcome Home Dan and Heather

We were very pleased to hear that you had a wonderful holiday and arrived home safe and sound.

Can't wait to hear all about your adventures and, hopefully, see your photographs.

                          Welcome Home Dan and Heather.

It's good to hear your home safe and sound and resting after your long and tiring journey.

I bet there are some gorgeous photo's to see of your adventure holiday and  I will wait patiently to hear all about the places you visited.

                             Happy Homecoming.

 

 

Hi Dan and Heather,

Welcome Home.

Looking forward to hearing about your trip.  It was great of you to come onto chat whilst you were away and keep us informed.  I for one didnt expect that.

Speak to you son and thanks for giving us the webcam picture back so soon after your return.

Fi x 

Hi Dan and Heather,

Welcome Home.

Looking forward to hearing about your trip.  It was great of you to come onto chat whilst you were away and keep us informed.  I for one didnt expect that.

Speak to you son and thanks for giving us the webcam picture back so soon after your return.

Fi x 

Welcome Home Dan and Heather

It's wonderful to see that you guys are home and that the Webcam is back up and running :) Hope that you to had a Hoilday that you both will cherish and have fond memories that you both can look back on in years to come and  hope you brought us pictures to share wth your Lambwatch Family :) We all missed you and we are glad you guys made it home safe...Hugs Liz :)

Thank you so much for the welcome back :) We had an absolutely brilliant time!! We have been very busy since returning to England sorting out pictures and videos and have now got an online diary where you can see what we got up to :)

Chile and Argentina Adventure

I have heard about the interesting weather we have been having back home recently and have been shown our new arrivals! Now that I have my photo gear back I shall be posting some pictures of them!

We were so lucky on this trip it is quite unblievable.... not only because of everything we got to see, but also because of how the truck managed to stay in one piece and how the weather stayed fine most of the time and the lack of any tectonic activity in the volcanic areas!!

Just read this article about the Chaiten Volcano which had already had an affect on Futaleufu from where I posted on lambwatch while there. The poor town had been hit hard by the previous eruption laying a thick layer of ash which was still there when we were there. It was fine when we were there but looks like it has been up to its old tricks only yesterday...

Chile's Chaiten volcano spewing ash again

I feel for the poor people of the small towns being affected by the activity of this volcano. They try their best to build up their economy only to be hit back to square one whenever this thing decides to belch!

I have also heard from our tour leader, who drove the truck all the way down, telling me about his journey back to Santiago. He drove 60 hours trhough storms and chilean police and even had an explosion from one of the air tanks on the truck!

I think we were so lucky because everything turned out nice for Darwin's 200th birthday, which took place on 12th Feb 2009, which happens to be the day we were watching the sea lions, cormorants, albatross and penguins on the Beagle Channel!