Christmas @ the beach

Another Christmas spent on the beach ... will I ever get used to it? What I mean is that I love it. It just still feels strange.

Zofia and Paul's deck

Boogie boarding is soooo much fun! It just leaves some memories in form of bruises in some odd spots. I still think that next year I will ask Santa for a boogie board. It's almost like gliding - if you jump on the wave at the exact right moment, it will take you a loooong way :) Great fun that was.

summer Christmas day dinner

We also did some serious modelling business. Zig and Paul flew their fancy high performance toys, while I was enjoying my new Radian Pro. It may sound funny for all the model flyers out there but this is my first model with ailerons and flaps. It only adds to the complexity of flying something not actually sitting in it. But I'm learning!

Robe is really amazing as you can fly models out of an real airfield and nobody could care less. OK, we know how to behave not to interfere with the full size traffic but still it's quite unusual.

Ross was into his usual business, giving joy flights to tourists:

Unfortunately, or maybe I should say fortunately, we fell in love with the cladding of this coffee shop. So here comes another DIY project - we will do the same to our house extension:

Have you ever seen an inch ant? They are called inch ants because of their size - they are actually ca. one inch long and enjoy painfully biting humans:

Have a Happy New Year!