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Friday, 20 December 2013

Christmas shopping in Tete, Mozambique!


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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

Miraculously, these beautiful storm lillies break through within a few hours of the first storm of the season...... May we to, in the new year before us, where gifts, dreams and creativity has lain dormant beneath the dry crust of life's constant pressures and fears, burst forth... Bringing joy, encouragement and hope to the community God has chosen to place us in...... Blessings friends!


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Labels: african bush, Mozambique wild flowers, plants of Mozambqiue, seasonal rains, Tete

Friday, 13 December 2013

Yay! The rains have arrived bringing life to all.......


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Thursday, 12 December 2013

I just love the bark of this African star chestnut tree! A Tete Christmas tree, not needing any decorations to brighten it up......


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Monday, 9 December 2013

Oh what memories eating these wild mushrooms evoke..... Longing for the gentler years whilst farming in the South East districts of Zimbabwe..... The start of the rains, Christmas, land preparation and friends and family get togethers....... Thank you for those years Lord, they were good......


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Friday, 6 December 2013

This is how Tete is looking right now! Dry, dusty and arid! Pray the rain is on the way and the green transformation will start! Blessings and hope to all this glorious Saturday....



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