Good Morning Sunshine


It has been an amazing week at Sugar Bay and the words of the timeless Walt Disney ring so very true, "a dream is a wish your heart makes".

I think that many dreams and wishes have come true this week and that hearts are just a little warmer.
 As promised, here are a few more of the photos from this epic week - outdoor adventures and indoor creativity, day time adrenaline and night time magic.
'All it takes is faith and trust.' Peter Pan

Great friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, impossible to forget

'Live every moment as not to regret what you are about to do' Mickey Mouse

Chilling with Fresh, Tricksy & Shotgun

Putting the 'zinc' in Zinwazi

Sugar Bay takeaways at the beach

'The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.' Marcel Proust
Smile and the whole world smiles with you
One of many exceptional sunrises over Zinkwazi beach
A cosy evening at the boma

One of our budding artists


The BMX gang

A lesson in buoyancy

"Once in a while someone amazing comes along...and here I am" Tigger




 P.S. In light of the quotation above, allow me to introduce you to the newest, and definately the cutest member of the Sugar Bay family - Kodak's puppy Sunshine.


Written by Blue
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