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Boxing Day 2004 and the Tsunami hits the west coast of Sri Lanka where Don and I were holidaying Read more...
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We returned to Sri Lanka for the first time after the Tsunami at the end of March. Read more...
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This time Don stayed home and I went with my niece Hannah. We met our fisherman Colin and his partner Udayah. It was nearing the end of the first Monsoon which meant that although the sea was quite rough they could fish most days from a village between Ratmalana and Colombo. Sometimes they let the boat out to other fishermen and shared the price of the catch. Read more...
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Don and I returned to Sri Lanka for the Anniversary of the Tsunami. It meant that after the build up to Christmas we missed it completely as we spent it in the air.
On the morning of December 26th at 9.40 a.m. (the exact time that the Tsunami had hit Sri Lanka the year before) we joined the staff and guests of the Mount Lavinia Hotel, lit oil lamps and observed 3 minutes silence. It was very emotional for all of us. <a href='http://www.saulvenit.com/anniversary_trip.htm' >Read more...< -
A brief report of our 2nd Tsunami Anniversary return trip to Sri Lanka. We arrived in the very early hours of a surprisingly grey and damp Christmas morning. One look out of the window of the hotel room was enough to make us decide not to leave the room at all that day. That night, we starting hearing about the "terrible disease"from which people were suffering. Chikungunya is a horrible debilitating disease which is carried by the Tiger Mosquito.
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This time, Don and I returned to Sri Lanka with our friend Barbara. We provided new uniforms for the children at the school and took the orphaned girls out to the beach for the day. The children also viewed the first-ever FODAD video!
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Video from the December 2008 tripBack again!
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The Friends of Della and Don becomes a UK Registered Charity and gets to grips with Facebook.
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