'GHI' Norfolk Island photo a day

G is for Guava


These Cherry Guavas are called Porpay on #norfolkisland
They are very tasty!
The lighter red ones are tart and make an excellent jelly and the dark red ones are the sweetest ones to eat fresh.
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Here is a recipe for guava jelly I put on my blog a few years ago http://norfolkheavenonearth.blogspot.com/2009/04/guavas-and-figs.html 


H is for Hats, Hands and Hibiscus


Woven Norfolk Island hats above
Hands up for democracy field of supporting hands below




Many beautiful colours of hibiscus on Norfolk Island.
The first is the native White oak or Norfolk Island Hibiscus.
   

 

And just for an extra 'H', here is a handful of hi hi's.

 

I is for Ice cream!

Every kid (and adult) on Norfolk Island knows to go to Mini golf for a refreshing ice cream sundae treat.
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No.6. Back to school Monday

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After a 3 day weekend, Ted returned to school this morning.

So for something special, we walked from Fletcher Christian apartments where Mum and Dad are staying, picking Jacob up on the way from where he is staying at Devon house.

After depositing Teddy in his year 1 classroom, we walked home passing Sweeties, the most popular lolly & chocolate shop on the island.

Sienna began hinting at how hot she was after that BIG walk to school until Granny and Poppa asked if an ice cream would cool her down. ☺

So everyone (except me as it was only 9am and I wasn't on holidays, so couldn't justify ice cream eating at that time of the morning) had a sweeties cone.

My nephew Jake enjoyed his double (he most definitely IS on holidays)


Baby Jasper who is now 10 months old has only ever tried a small taste of a soft serve once and didn't really like it, he looked like he wasn't going to even try a taste of any one's ice cream. After a little perseverance from big sister Sienna and Granny, He Likes it!