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KevinR · 11-07-2014, 09:32 PM

Originally posted by MarkJerling

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Now, as for small, small world:
I presume Elkanah now has High School? When we were living in Blouberg Sands they were Pre-School only.
No, if you stand in front of the Pre-School, and you look directly to the left, at no 13C - That was our first house! (We had it built new)

You mean this one! Still looking good, as is this view from our TV lounge upstairs.

Yes Elkanah has a large high school in Sunningdale. Both my daughters started and finished (well nearly) at Elkanah. It was rather convenient for the first 3 years of primary school across the rode.

MarkJerling · 11-08-2014, 02:22 AM

Originally posted by KevinR

You mean this one! Still looking good, as is this view from our TV lounge upstairs.

Yes Elkanah has a large high school in Sunningdale. Both my daughters started and finished (well nearly) at Elkanah. It was rather convenient for the first 3 years of primary school across the rode.

That's the one, Kevin! Do they still have our lemon tree in the front yard and yellowwood on the sidewalk?
I also established a lot of plantings in the back yard and started a thriving colony of Cape Dwarf Chameleons. (The only Chameleon that gives birth to live young)

Small world indeed!

olegp · 11-08-2014, 02:29 AM

Fine action capture! Nice photo

MarkJerling · 11-08-2014, 02:30 AM

Originally posted by olegp

Fine action capture! Nice photo

Thank you very much!

KevinR · 11-08-2014, 08:58 AM

Originally posted by MarkJerling

That's the one, Kevin! Do they still have our lemon tree in the front yard and yellowwood on the sidewalk?
I also established a lot of plantings in the back yard and started a thriving colony of Cape Dwarf Chameleons. (The only Chameleon that gives birth to live young)

Small world indeed!

Lemon tree thriving much to my wife's greed as we have failed to successfully grow lemons. Yellowwood didn't make it. Probably too dry and windy in summer. We also have regular Cape Dwarf Chameleon sightings in our garden, but a little quiet at the moment. Keep well. Was in Wellington at beginning of year on business. Might look you up if I travel there again.

MarkJerling · 11-08-2014, 12:42 PM

Originally posted by KevinR

Lemon tree thriving much to my wife's greed as we have failed to successfully grow lemons. Yellowwood didn't make it. Probably too dry and windy in summer. We also have regular Cape Dwarf Chameleon sightings in our garden, but a little quiet at the moment. Keep well. Was in Wellington at beginning of year on business. Might look you up if I travel there again.

Well, good to hear about the lemon tree. That was a house-warming gift from my (now deceased) dad. As for the yellowwood, I watered and fed it regularly, but you're right, without those ministrations it would not have stood a chance.
I brought several Chameleons from a friend's house in Claremont. I wonder if yours are offspring from that lot or a different group?

You're more than welcome to pop in if you're in this part of the world again.

gor80 · 11-08-2014, 01:50 PM

perfectly capture a moment. great shot!

MarkJerling · 11-09-2014, 06:57 PM

Originally posted by gor80

perfectly capture a moment. great shot!

Thank you!

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11-07-2014, 09:32 PM	#16
KevinR Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Cape Town, South Africa Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 653	Originally posted by MarkJerling ... Now, as for small, small world: I presume Elkanah now has High School? When we were living in Blouberg Sands they were Pre-School only. No, if you stand in front of the Pre-School, and you look directly to the left, at no 13C - That was our first house! (We had it built new) You mean this one! Still looking good, as is this view from our TV lounge upstairs. Yes Elkanah has a large high school in Sunningdale. Both my daughters started and finished (well nearly) at Elkanah. It was rather convenient for the first 3 years of primary school across the rode.

11-08-2014, 02:22 AM	#17
MarkJerling Moderator Site Supporter Join Date: May 2012 Location: Wairarapa, New Zealand Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 20,423 Original Poster	Originally posted by KevinR You mean this one! Still looking good, as is this view from our TV lounge upstairs. Yes Elkanah has a large high school in Sunningdale. Both my daughters started and finished (well nearly) at Elkanah. It was rather convenient for the first 3 years of primary school across the rode. That's the one, Kevin! Do they still have our lemon tree in the front yard and yellowwood on the sidewalk? I also established a lot of plantings in the back yard and started a thriving colony of Cape Dwarf Chameleons. (The only Chameleon that gives birth to live young) Small world indeed!

11-08-2014, 02:29 AM	#18
olegp Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Togliatti, Russia Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 920	Fine action capture! Nice photo

11-08-2014, 02:30 AM	#19
MarkJerling Moderator Site Supporter Join Date: May 2012 Location: Wairarapa, New Zealand Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 20,423 Original Poster	Originally posted by olegp Fine action capture! Nice photo Thank you very much!

11-08-2014, 08:58 AM	#20
KevinR Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Cape Town, South Africa Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 653	Originally posted by MarkJerling That's the one, Kevin! Do they still have our lemon tree in the front yard and yellowwood on the sidewalk? I also established a lot of plantings in the back yard and started a thriving colony of Cape Dwarf Chameleons. (The only Chameleon that gives birth to live young) Small world indeed! Lemon tree thriving much to my wife's greed as we have failed to successfully grow lemons. Yellowwood didn't make it. Probably too dry and windy in summer. We also have regular Cape Dwarf Chameleon sightings in our garden, but a little quiet at the moment. Keep well. Was in Wellington at beginning of year on business. Might look you up if I travel there again.

11-08-2014, 12:42 PM	#21
MarkJerling Moderator Site Supporter Join Date: May 2012 Location: Wairarapa, New Zealand Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 20,423 Original Poster	Originally posted by KevinR Lemon tree thriving much to my wife's greed as we have failed to successfully grow lemons. Yellowwood didn't make it. Probably too dry and windy in summer. We also have regular Cape Dwarf Chameleon sightings in our garden, but a little quiet at the moment. Keep well. Was in Wellington at beginning of year on business. Might look you up if I travel there again. Well, good to hear about the lemon tree. That was a house-warming gift from my (now deceased) dad. As for the yellowwood, I watered and fed it regularly, but you're right, without those ministrations it would not have stood a chance. I brought several Chameleons from a friend's house in Claremont. I wonder if yours are offspring from that lot or a different group? You're more than welcome to pop in if you're in this part of the world again.

11-08-2014, 01:50 PM	#22
gor80 Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Балашиха Photos: Albums Posts: 595	perfectly capture a moment. great shot!

11-09-2014, 06:57 PM	#23
MarkJerling Moderator Site Supporter Join Date: May 2012 Location: Wairarapa, New Zealand Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 20,423 Original Poster	Originally posted by gor80 perfectly capture a moment. great shot! Thank you!

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