Met the man himself in Queenstown .....
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Hey Si !
Good to hear you're back and all went well over there.
Many thanks for the invite by the way, have sent a card back to you, and will email to explain whats what.
Good to hear you're back and all went well over there.
Many thanks for the invite by the way, have sent a card back to you, and will email to explain whats what.
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Originally Posted by SiPie
Must of been boring him ****less
So how was NZ? Summer weather looks Is it defo worth a visit? lots of stuff to do (apart from jumping naked off a bridge)?
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Is it defo worth a visit? lots of stuff to do (apart from jumping naked off a bridge)?
The South Island would suit you down the ground mate...glacier walks etc and all stunning. People laid back and not full of the PC crap that this place suffers from.
Once I've got some time, I'll post some photos up ...
Cheers
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... good to hear that Jonah is on the mend - his first planned rugby match post the kidney transplant is for Martin Johnson's testimonial in June in the UK.
There were dire warnings that he shouldn't play rugby due to potential injury, but apparently the surgeon made sure the tranplanted kidney was tucked well up behind the rib cage.
There were dire warnings that he shouldn't play rugby due to potential injury, but apparently the surgeon made sure the tranplanted kidney was tucked well up behind the rib cage.
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... good to hear that Jonah is on the mend - his first planned rugby match post the kidney transplant is for Martin Johnson's testimonial in June in the UK.
There were dire warnings that he shouldn't play rugby due to potential injury, but apparently the surgeon made sure the tranplanted kidney was tucked well up behind the rib cage.
There were dire warnings that he shouldn't play rugby due to potential injury, but apparently the surgeon made sure the tranplanted kidney was tucked well up behind the rib cage.
He is due to play in a Tsunami fund raiser captaining a NZ 15 against a world invitational side in the next few weeks. Says he's itching to play and was struggling to watch the Pub Charity Sevens.
He's training 6 days a week, 3 times a day and says he's never felt better .....
God help the other side
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Excellent; get some more pics up
Off to Alaska to do some mountaineering, but a nice trip to NZ on the (long) way home could be in order
Off to Alaska to do some mountaineering, but a nice trip to NZ on the (long) way home could be in order
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/phillipc/holiday.htm
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