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De eerste leeuw die we wisten te spotten had net een waterbuffel te grazen genomen, en begon met dineren toen wij arriveerden.
A Saturday public 45-over Mid Essex Cricket League Second Division match between High Roding Cricket Club and South Weald Cricket Club at High Roding, Essex, England, on 5 June 2021. South Weald won by 1 run.
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Our 2014 Metric Century 62-mile fully-supported ride on the Great Allegheny Passage was sold out! 115 riders rode from Connellsville to Pittsburgh on a beautiful fall day. Thanks to Trek of Pittsburgh for the in-route support!
Elke 30 seconden sterft er een kind aan malaria. Daar moet wat aan gedaan worden. Op de Grote Markt in Groningen draaien Giel Beelen, Gerard Ekdom en Annemieke Schollaardt van 18 t/m 24 december 2009 een week lang plaatjes om geld op te halen voor het Rode Kruis. Dit doen de DJ's in het kader van 3FM Serious Request 2009.
We rented some bikes in Vang Vien and rode about 45km out of town down very bumpy dirt roads through beautiful karst landscapes and tiny villages.
We stopped and gave these kids some school books that we bought from Big Brother Mouse. Many children in Laos have literally never seen a book or owned one. (http://www.bigbrothermouse.com/).
I have never seen children so excited to receive a book. Despite not going to school and having very few prospects in life outside of farming kids in the west could learn a lot from these kids.