Corinna rode Estella once of the Polo Ponies and had to pair up with one of the younger riders. They spent 1 1/2 hours doing a treasure hunt on horse back, around the polo field, in the jungle, apple bobbing and other lovely exploits.
Sunday, 27 December 2009
Boxing Day Amazing Race at the Polo Club
Corinna rode Estella once of the Polo Ponies and had to pair up with one of the younger riders. They spent 1 1/2 hours doing a treasure hunt on horse back, around the polo field, in the jungle, apple bobbing and other lovely exploits.
pre christmas supper with friends

Christmas Cake icing by Archie and Tom, too tasty to wash up!
Alex celebrating his 14th birthday with nothingn better than a Chocolate log
pre Christmas celebrations, Keith off to Australia, Jill and Simon and boys to Japan and Helen and Stephen and boys to Vietnam
or Frank Spencer ish, a strange use for a football
Archie looking scarily turbanesque
Centaurs Rugby Tournament and Cup of Nations 5&6th December
Doug in the thick of things
Keith as a spectator rather than a coach
All the sponsors for the Tournament, including WSS
Doug in his element
Wilder playing for Scotland
all the Nations teams
Doug playing for Fiji with some of his school and club friends
Taking a break for a coffee
Keith, Charlie Maclean and Niall
its taken 40 or so years to get together, but it was worth the wait
Niall enjoying a proper cup of coffee
Keith in scary black rugby clothes, Wilder and hot Sarah
I wish I could play
Hector Maclean - 2nd cousin once removed ??
Hector is in Archie's class and house and rugby team!
The saturday was taken up by age group club rugby matches with teams coming from all over Asia, 2000 kids were there. Archie was the U10 mascott as he wasn't fit enough to take part after his ankle fracture, but enjoyed tucking into a good breakfast, and carried about 30 boxes of water for his team over the weekend!
More Christmas photos
Land that was once a Nutmeg Plantation was purchased in 1860 for the building of the Tanglin Barracks for the British. St George's Church was built in 1911 and was the garrison church. In 1968 British forces withdrew from Singapore and the Church was handed over to the Singapore Government and became a civilian church.
With all the arched open windows, and ceiling fans, it is relatively cool in church.
Christmas in Singapore
wishing you all a very happy Christmas. We enjoyed a Carol Service at Eden Hall, the Bitish High Commissioners house a couple of weeks ago, a family service on Christmas Eve, followed by drinks with Charlie and Sophie and family.
We spent Christmas day at home, with a beautiful Noble Fir Christmas Tree - we think the best we have ever had!
We had Turkey and all the trimmings except for an open fire, misletoe and holly, and sadly no family or friends from the UK. We had a peaceful day, then took the dogs for a rainy walk. We are in the rainy season now, so have had a rainstorm each afternoon.
Douglas helped with cranberry and bread sauce and Archie iced the Christmas Cake, but resorted to a Waitrose Christmas pudding! Its rather hot in the kitchen when its 30c outside!
Jet and Rocky celebrated with tinsel and a bone each. Doug and Archie enjoyed some 'indoor' fireworks outside!
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