Plunket Weigh in - 5 months (14/12/07)

Here am I back at the plunket rooms, back sitting in this funny seat... Ewww I've got a cold bum, hurry up and take the picture already!

I now weigh 8kg's... A healthy size apparently...

Friday night drinks - 5 months (14/12/07)

Mum and I popped over to the Hutt to have some Friday night drinks with Aunty Ange and Nanny Christine...





I didn't drink it it wasn't me...

Chewing me dog - 5 months (12/12/07)

Chewing me dog.... Chewing me dog... I love to chew me dog!

Sophie and Ange Visit - 5 months (09/12/07)

Aunty Ange and couzy bro Sophie popped in for a visit...

Nanny Christine's 60th - 4.5 Months (03/1207)

My Nanny Christine turned 60 this month, we all enjoyed some festivities... Are you sure you didn't just turn 50 Nanny?

Teresa Fritchley 19 weeks (29/11/07)

My second couzy Teresa's moving up to Auckland (May the traffic gods be with you)...

She was driving up from CHCH and we meet her off the ferry... Spot you in Jan couz...

Nanny Christine 18 weeks (19/11/07)

Nanny Christine came to visit, we had a few laughs...

Me mates - 17 weeks (14/11/07)

Yo yo... its Leo, me and Lily... Yeah thats right...












Me, Lily, Ruby, Lily and Priya.... What the heck Lily is holding my hand... Mum get me outta here?

Wine Centre 16.5 Wks (10/11/07)

Me and Da waiting for breaky... its good to be back in NZ...

Airport 16 Weeks (08/11/07)

Dad are we really going to spend the next 24 hours on a plane... yes son we are... Hmmm

Couzy Nelle - 16 Wks (07/11/07)

We caught up with Nelle again for lunch... More cuddles, I'm so lucky!

Richard, Anna and Thomas 16 Wks (06/11/07)

Dads ole mates Richard, Anna and Thomas came to visit, we went down to Dulwich village and had a meal... It was a good ole catch up, I'm looking forward to being a bit older, so me and Thomas can play... See you guys soon!

Mum on the Thames 16 Wks (06/11/07)

A pretty night sky... with some famous icons in the background...

Herne Hill Cafe - 16 Wks (06/11/07)

I really wish my milk had chocolate in it... Ho hum... looks really goood!

Eiffel Tower - 16 weeks (11/04/07)

Me and mum on the first level, we were in the queue waiting to get to the top.







I was feeling a little abused, I mean how loong were these queue's!!! Not long after this photo was taken I preceeded to sceam my lungs out for ages... I was just over it...

Mum and dad made it to to top, but promotly caught the lift to the bottom to get me home...
















Dad managed to get this shot off once we got down, mum was further up the road power walking home with me in me buggy still screaming my lungs out...

I did get over it, I just don't like queue's!

The Louvre - 16 weeks (04/11/07)

This was an amazing museum, in fact the worlds largest... we certainly saw some sites here, including the Mona Lisa...

The buildings were originally built in the 13 century... the Maori's had probalby just landed in New Zealand from the Pasific...

Yes there is men holding guns behind me... scarey!


We were there so long we had to have dinner there... It was yummy...

Eglise De La Madeleine - 16 Wks (04/11/12)

We stopped by this church, it had 52 Corinthian columns all the way round... I didn't go in, but mum did, she said it was pretty amazing, very ornate.

Arc de Triomphe 15.5 wks (03/11)

Me at the Arc...














If you look closely you can see me and Dad at the bottom of one side of the arc... third figure in, from the right...

















Ok stop dilly dallying! Lets go! Whats next?

Notre Dame - 15.5 wks (03/11)

We checked out Notre Dame (18th century gothic cathedral)... the queue's were huge so we didn't go in side (next time)... The out side was pretty amazing...

Place de la Concorde - 15.5 wks (03/11)

As soon as we arrived in Paris we jumped on a bus tour.

Yes I know half this pic is my noggin but in the back ground is the 'place de la Concorde', the largest public square in Paris... Construction of the square began in 1754 and was completed in 1763.... in it, is some amazing huuuge status, fountains and monuments.

As well... We found out that Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette (amongst others) were publicly executed here, they were be-headed.... Ooooouch...

A better veiw of the 'Obelisk of Luxor', a pink granite monolith that was given to the French in 1829 by the viceroy of Egypt, Mehemet Ali.

The edifice, which once marked the entrance to the Amon temple at Luxor, is more than 3,300 years old and is decorated with hieroglyphics portraying the reigns of the pharaohs Ramses II and Ramses III.

Eurostar - 15 wks (02/11)

Today we caught the Eurostar to Paris!

We left from the traditional Waterloo Station, soon however the train will be leaving from the upgraded St Pancras Station...

Big Ben - 15 weeks 01/11)

Where's the Big Ben?

Where is it?

Where?


















I give up...

Westminster Abbey 15 wks (01/11)

We went to Westminster Abbey... It was Amaaaazing!

Ok I did sleep through most of the tour, and made mum feed me... but I enjoyed what I did see...




























Mum and Dad thought it was pretty cool to...

Tower Bridge /Tower of London 15 wks (31/10)

Another fairly leisurely day today, we caught overland train into town, amongst other things we visited the Borough Street markets, fresh food markets...

We strolled along the Thames enjoying the sights, and walked over Tower Bridge checking out the Tower of London on the other side.

Jammin with the boys 15 wks (30/10)

Me, Dad and Brendon jammin... having a bit of bloke time...

Windsor 15 wks (30/10)

We went to Winsor castle today... we saw many amazing things, but within most of the castle your not allowed to take photo's, only outside...

Here's a few of my favourites...





















Yes you are seeing me correctly... I learned to suck my thumb today!




































We didn't see the queen or any of the royal family... ho hum...

Fritchley 15 wks (29/10)

Today we drove up from London to the small village of Fritchley, just North of the city Derby.

My Great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great great granddad Richard Fritchley was from there, so we thought it would be cool to check out.






This is the family at the local pub the 'Red Lion'...
















Mum outside the post office... There's only a pub, the post office and houses in Fritchley, very small.












Fritchley Cottage











That night we stayed in a village called Matlock, a very pretty wee town about 10m north of Fritchley... we found a nice B & B in town...

The next day, on our way back to London town, we stopped at the Cossall church to check out the Fritchley grave stones... Great.... great Granddad Richard Fritchely wrote on his head stone "Praises written on tombs are trifles iddly spent, a mans good deeds are his best monument"... This guy was wise! He passed away in 1795... a very long time ago...