January 2013 Newsletter

Published January 2, 2013 |

By Isaac


Mushroom Lodge’s January 2013 Newsletter	Prepared by : The Mushroom Lodge team.
The year has finally come to an end and oh what a year it has been. With so many exciting events, new and repeat clients all coming and visiting Mushroom Lodge, it is in deed a fantastic year for us. And to end the year, it was done in style with beautiful Christmas Carols done over the Kalowani pan, which is a lovely open pan with great view of animals and birdlife to give a great feel of the bush. Every year, the lodges get together and organize Christmas carols for all their guests and Local Mfuwe residents. Tables with delicious snacks are set up by each Lodge and when the guests arrive they join in the fun and feast, with lots of drinks, while listening to the choir sing carols. The choir practice a good number of weeks before the actual day and consist of memebers of staff from neighbouring lodges through out Mfuwe. As seen below, they are given a red and black outfit to give that Christmas feel for those who have left their homes miles away for Christmas elsewhere.
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Mushroom Lodge’s January 2013 Newsletter

Prepared by : The Mushroom Lodge team.

The year has finally come to an end and oh what a year it has been.

With so many exciting events, new and repeat clients all coming and visiting Mushroom Lodge, it is in deed a fantastic year for us.

And to end the year, it was done in style with beautiful Christmas Carols done over the Kalowani pan, which is a lovely open pan with great view of animals and birdlife to give a great feel of the bush.

Every year, the lodges get together and organize Christmas carols for all their guests and Local Mfuwe residents.

Tables with delicious snacks are set up by each Lodge and when the guests arrive they join in the fun and feast, with lots of drinks, while listening to the choir sing carols. The choir practice a good number of weeks before the actual day and consist of memebers of staff from neighbouring lodges through out Mfuwe.

As seen below, they are given a red and black outfit to give that Christmas feel for those who have left their homes miles away for Christmas elsewhere.