We got broken into again by our phantom tunneller. With a kilometre of fence, is is difficult to protect the foundations all the way around. Poor Sam woke at 03:30 with an arm through her bedroom window, reaching for her purse and phone!
On a brighter note, we have been working on concreting my old workshop floor, and on Thursday I was working on Herman's bakki which needed a service and new front wheel bearings. First time on the new floor, and Herman has bought me a crawler, so it make it a lot easier to slide under vehicles now.
I have also worked on one of the Masoyi mini buses which needed new lower suspension arms. That's now back on the road and out working in the community. Smaller jobs have been a water pump on a golf and a bigger job was getting Aussie Steve's engine out to get to that broken crank.
My new tools that I took out with are good. Thanks to British Airways for extra baggage.
I have also taken some of the new volunteers up Logote mountain, and introduced them to local insect wild life, and been swimming at Mac Mac pools
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