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Stop The Bus - the second journey begins

On the 2nd of December 2007 the second team took off from Cape Town.  rapecrisis3.bmpEverybody was very excited,  and the team had brought a lot of family and friends to wish them a safe and good trip and to see them off.

On the picture below you can see the team: Maxie, Johanna, Ma Joyce, Jemina, Flo, Pil, Ghalib and Kath with Michelle at the back and Chantel in front.

The team

We were so lucky to have a birthday girl on our trip (just as the first team had). Johanna decided to celebrate her birthday on the road, and during the drive we sang happy birthday and celebrated with her.  Happy birthday Johanna!

The birthday girl

After a five hour drive, which had both singing and dancing in the bus, we finally arrived at the Donkin Country House in Beaufort West.

Dancing and singing in the bus

We had our first debriefing meeting, where the next day was planned, and we talked about how this week is going to work out.  Everybody was very positive and looked forward to the start.

Debriefing

After a nice dinner, we all went to bed.

Dinner

Posted by pil on Monday, December 3rd, 2007 at 2:06 pm.

8 Responses to “Stop The Bus - the second journey begins”

We having a ball and very fun times!
We working hard and we are sending the messages out.

Well done Pil…..

Cheers the N2 team

Left by Maxie, on the bus on December 3rd, 2007

Best wishes for the second trip. Have a safe journey and all the best for this round. Very happy to be one of your partners in this very important issue affecting women and children as well as an increasing number of boys and men.

Left by Sharon Kouta, Department of Social Development on December 4th, 2007

just want to say happy belated birth day to Johanna,and i wish you all the best
love
kholeka

Left by Kholeka Booi, Rape Crisis on December 4th, 2007

Hello Team
Looking forward to seeing what you have been up to.
Don’t forget to have some fun while you are working so hard.
Regards
Chantel

Left by Chantel Cooper, Rape Crisis on December 4th, 2007

Hey there Team Two,
Just wanted to say good luck and hope that you have a fabulous journey. Spread the word both near and far!
Much love
Meaka

Left by Meaka Biggs, Rape Crisis on December 5th, 2007

National Park Day! Wow! Have a wild time ladies and gentleman. All the best on the rest of the campaign. What a team!!!

Left by Mqhele E. Dlodlo on December 5th, 2007

Well done Beaufort West team for such a positive beginning and such inspiring team work! I know you will have stunning trip - love Kath

Left by Kathleen Dey, Rape Crisis on December 5th, 2007

Flo (hehehe)…I am so proud of what you are doing… I love you and miss you loads

love Tha

Left by Thandi Dlodlo, Cape Town on December 10th, 2007

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