Martin & Family visit
Christmas 2008/ New Year /09
We were lucky that the family decided to visit us for Christmas
Here are some of the 800 pictures taken by us all during the holiday.
The Christmas tree was ready when our guests arrived
We took a walk on the Seafront, to feed the swans
On the beach Mika learns that all seaweed is algae, but not all algae is seaweed!
Little Princess is getting Rosy cheeked
Grandad finds how heavy Ma'ayan has become!
It was very cold, down to -7c some nights
One of Santa's little helpers
Here is another one
A walk in the woods
Alma with a cheeky look!
Ma'ayan loves Dinosaurs, here at the Natural History Museum
Triceratops ( we think)
A very believeable T Rex
Next target - The London Eye
Wow - Don't look down!
Mr Cool grasps the handrail - tightly
I'm not scared!
St Paul's and the City
The Folks next door
Keren enjoys the vista
Near the Eye were street entertainers
A lizard on a bicycle
Who is this - The Invisible Man - I can't see him!
Top of the pops was the Carousel
Mika takes a spin at Ice skating
Ipswich Dry Toboggan run
Next was a visit to Jimmy's Farm
The rare Essex Pigs
It was still verrrry cold!
The Guineapigs Oh look out behind you - Indians!
Alma tackles the adventure playground
Have you ever seen such a big Piggy Bank!
Time to go home
Loads of Wildlife at Mistley Walls
Present opening - always a challenge
3 Generations try to solve the search puzzle
Uncle Matt looks on as more presents are ripped open
5th January it was Mika's 8th Birthday - this is the cake
Israel style
Mika was amazed by the Frost on her birthday
More present opening
Uncle Matt still looks on
And on....
I wonder what's inside this one
Alma and Ma'ayan naturally received non - birthday presents
Ben Ten is his favourite
Granny keeps a watchful eye at Go Bananas
A light lunch in between all that exercise
Mika prefers poisonous looking blue slush!
One of the last outings was to Fab & Fun, the Boss looks on
The Essex countryside was still frozen like iron
So sadly the visit came to an end
we hope they will remember Granny's
Christmas lights - till
the next time...
Christmas 2008/ New Year /09
We were lucky that the family decided to visit us for Christmas
Here are some of the 800 pictures taken by us all during the holiday.
The Christmas tree was ready when our guests arrived
We took a walk on the Seafront, to feed the swans
On the beach Mika learns that all seaweed is algae, but not all algae is seaweed!
Little Princess is getting Rosy cheeked
Grandad finds how heavy Ma'ayan has become!
It was very cold, down to -7c some nights
One of Santa's little helpers
Here is another one
A walk in the woods
Alma with a cheeky look!
Ma'ayan loves Dinosaurs, here at the Natural History Museum
Triceratops ( we think)
A very believeable T Rex
Next target - The London Eye
Wow - Don't look down!
Mr Cool grasps the handrail - tightly
I'm not scared!
St Paul's and the City
The Folks next door
Keren enjoys the vista
Near the Eye were street entertainers
A lizard on a bicycle
Who is this - The Invisible Man - I can't see him!
Top of the pops was the Carousel
Mika takes a spin at Ice skating
Ipswich Dry Toboggan run
Next was a visit to Jimmy's Farm
The rare Essex Pigs
It was still verrrry cold!
The Guineapigs Oh look out behind you - Indians!
Alma tackles the adventure playground
Have you ever seen such a big Piggy Bank!
Time to go home
Loads of Wildlife at Mistley Walls
Present opening - always a challenge
3 Generations try to solve the search puzzle
Uncle Matt looks on as more presents are ripped open
5th January it was Mika's 8th Birthday - this is the cake
Israel style
Mika was amazed by the Frost on her birthday
More present opening
Uncle Matt still looks on
And on....
I wonder what's inside this one
Alma and Ma'ayan naturally received non - birthday presents
Ben Ten is his favourite
Granny keeps a watchful eye at Go Bananas
A light lunch in between all that exercise
Mika prefers poisonous looking blue slush!
One of the last outings was to Fab & Fun, the Boss looks on
The Essex countryside was still frozen like iron
So sadly the visit came to an end
we hope they will remember Granny's
Christmas lights - till
the next time...