It all started in 2001 when John was the inaugural inductee into the Hall of Fame.

In 2002 it was Sal and Maz.

And as that’s all I ever got around to putting on this website, it’s now time to catch up from the last six years.

2003

We welcomed Trev in 2003. I think it was the combover wig that did it. That’s definitely going above and beyond the safari call of duty.

2004

It was Cath’s turn in 2004. Underneath that hideous lovely macrame owl she’s eight months pregnant. That’s gotta deserve a gong.

2005

Toni otherwise known as TP has always been wearing 70s stuff and accessorising it beautifully ever since I knew her so she had to be a shoe-in.

2006

Jen, aka the person doing this website, won in 2006 pretty much for doing the website. Talk about going above and beyond the call of duty. Now I get to do the website and help organise the annual pub crawl too. Mmmm.

2008

In 2007 there was no safari pub crawl as Gus was away and the rest of the committee took a break that year.

In 2008 Kazz (aka Polly Waffle) was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Now when you see us at safari 2009 say hi (if you don’t know us already) and feel free to buy us a drink, cause we deserve it.

“Hey folks

Love your gear…and the website.

Your valiant efforts have inspired a few of we lads in Hanoi to don the safari and have a ‘boys’ farewell to some fellow educators who were leaving us for parts distant – Tanzania, Vancouver, Tasmania……”

Below are the photos. Thanks Pete and we look forward to some more shots if you have another safari suit outing. My favourite is the purple safari suit and the toilet roll binoculars are pretty special too.

No safari would be complete without a pink flamingo.

This is what you get when you mix Kris, who never misses a photo opportunity, and some Chinese visitors.

And this is what you get when you get Deb who never misses an opportunity for a sing-a-long.

For the last four years or so the Popeyes have been an integral part of our annual safari suit pub crawl. Unfortunately the water that keeps them afloat was drained recently and they are now aground.

Here’s hoping that the Torrens Lake is transformed back to its former glory, if not for the aesthetics, for our next safari. And here’s hoping that the Popeye business can stay afloat while the boats are not.

Here’s Popeye in happier times.