Project Complete

July 25, 2005 15:50

Well we finished the project this morning. The orphanage were really grateful and presented us with cards, a certificate and banner thanking us. The project wasn´t the best in the world but the team got stuck in and made the best of it. Hopefully 16 lads will enjoy their new dormitories.

We had a rematch at the football afterwards which ended in a 3-3 honors even result. I´ll try and get some pictures up soon.

We are now starting the final phase of the expedition which will involve us traveling south through the country for a tour of the largest salt lake in the world. It sounds dull but is supposed to be beautiful. Loads of photo opportunities hopefully

So as we enter the final week of the expedition we´re all tired but still having loads of fun. Hopefully the final week will be as good as all the others.

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I'm based in Ely, the second smallest city in the UK just north of Cambridge. I have over 15 years commercial software development experience, spending the first few years as an application developer before moving into web development and consultancy. I've led teams, managed multi million pound contracts and have a number of years of business development experience. My day job these days tends to focus on IT management and in particular Business Development but I keep my hand in by undertaking personal web development and design projects.

In 2008, after 16 years using Windows based PC's, I made the switch to a Mac and boy was it worth it! Although I continue to use PC's on a day to day basis, my personal preference is always to go with Apple products and I hope to blog about my experiences as a switcher here on this site, with various hints and tips which may be of use to anybody following me over the fence from Windows

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