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Leslie Garae -- a Ni-Vanuatu Police officer, visited the UK in 2004 when he attended Bramshill Police Training College
in
Berkshire, in the summer of 2004. Leslie was in the UK for seven weeks
and during his stay met up with members of the BFOV on a number occasions, including Independence
Day and also this sight-seeing day to Winchester. (Click on images to enlarge)
 Inside
Winchester cathedral with, from L to R, Martin Sibley, Megan Barton, Mena
Shackley and Leslie Garae. |
 Inside
Winchester cathedral -- Mena
Shackley, Leslie Garae, Megan Barton and Stephen Sibley.
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 Walking
the walk in Winchester, with David Barton, Martin Sibley, Norman Shackley, Nathan Shackley
and Leslie Garae. |
 Martin
Sibley, in the grounds of Winchester cathedral, stands by the famous
gravestone of Thomas Thetcher who died of a fever through drinking small
beer in 1764. |
 Gordon
Dickinson (Vanuatu Public Prosecutor 1994-1997) talks over old times with
Leslie during the 2004 Independence Day picnic at Savill Garden.
Alivier Wartef, ni-vanuatu now living and working in London stands behind. |
 Part
of the picnic group at Savill Garden, West London, to celebrate Vanuatu
independence in 2004. Pat Dickinson (seated) with Mike Longworth,
Norman Shackley, Gordon Dickinson, Martin Sibley, Leslie, Alivier Wartef,
Nathan Shackley, Mena Shackley & Helga Longworth. |
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