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My theory is correct.  At some stage or another, everybody has some connection to Naracoorte.  It’s like some magical place where people live, have lived, worked, visited, but everyone has a connection.

So I was not so suprised when I met the lovely mummy of Sam today and found that she, like myself, was a former Naracoortian.  (While most people fly the coop at some stage - they make ‘em good down there.   )

And just to prove HOW good they make ‘em down there, have a look below at the heavenly Samuel.  I bet  he slept all afternoon!

Oh I do have a lovely job.  A few short weeks ago I photographed this family, with the little man still cosily in his mum’s belly.  This time I got to meet him properly, and he was very well behaved – despite giving mum and dad a hard time for his first few days!

Enjoy your sneak peek, more to come. 

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 On Friday I was very blessed to meet a family who managed to cope with the most try circumstances surrounding the birth of their little man, and come out smiling…which was of course what I was doing when I met this little guy.

Mr. E decided not only to come while mum and dad were moving house, but also come seven weeks early, AND in a rural SA town, meaning mum was flown by the wonderful flying doctors, while dad broke the land speed record trying to drive down in time.   Mr. E still wasn’t going to wait and gave mum a hard time by greeting her all by herself. 

He must have used up all of his drama early on however, as many weeks later, he is as relaxed as you could ask for – just don’t be taking his dummy away!

Enjoy your sneak peek.  More to come. 

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