Hockley Heights Gazette

Jackson: Hi All. Well our last exciting adventure was to London, you know that we could probably have millions of exciting adventures to London, yet still never visit all the amazing opportunities for entertainment that London has to offer. This adventure we trained our way to Trafalgar square in London. Travelling on various tube lines and bustling through the various stations blending into the frantic crowds that surrounded us. One of the tube rides was terrible cause it was completely packed, so packed that if I moved my leg a few centimetres to my right my leg would have been chopped off by the doors!!!! Also there's usually a few people who have been riding or running vigorously around the place so once they enter the train and your squished right up to them well lets just say it don't smell pretty!!! Anyway enough complaining, well when we got of the train we were at Trafalgar square where Mitchell and I of course ran through the pigeons which were gathered in a group, cause that's what you do at Trafalgar square right??. It wasn't what we thought it we were sort of dodging them on the ground making sure not to step on them it was like we were more scared of them. Aren't they supposed to fly everywhere dramatically?? On Friday Mitch and I had our first cricket training!!!!(finally) It was interesting we learnt how to do a funny type of pull shot. It's unusual cause Mitch and I are in the same team. It's weird cause they have a under 13s team and an under 15s team but no under 14s which is what I'm supposed to be in!!! So its very confusing about which team I'm supposed to be in. I'm really excited at the moment because soon is the holidays where we are going to Portugal in!!! YAY!! it will be such a cultural shock that I'm looking forward to. Well better go, we going to a school play soon. Remember to leave a comment .

Cya

Ps Thanks you so much Nan from the west for the present!!! greatly appreciated!

Anthony: The pic today is a scanned postcard that the French Dept. at Bromfords sent home to Mitch - isn't that nice?