What with illness, a party, a march, bad weather and dentistry we've spent quite a few weekends in Auckland over the last two months. We took a short walk along Meola reef at the weekend. It's a long lava flow from Three Kings Volcano. Good views of kite surfing in Auckland Harbour.
Felicity and Peter enjoyed an Art Course after Easter - here are a few of their pictures.
If you have trouble seeing the photos click here and here.
Catherine
Monday, 18 May 2009
MOTAT
MOTAT is a musuem of technology - full of old fire engines, police cars, steam engines, buses, rockets and aircraft. We've had a lot of fun checking out their exhibits and testing their assault course. It's only about 10 minutes away from us, so we've been there quite frequently.
If you have trouble seeing the photos click here.
Catherine
If you have trouble seeing the photos click here.
Catherine
Monday, 4 May 2009
Sunday, 3 May 2009
Home Thoughts from Abroad
In April, or by now in May I'm starting to think, with anticipation, of returning home. The view from the bedroom window, a non-concave bed, even a bath (our present accommodation has only a shower), catching up with friends and central heating.
The chaffinch might be singing in the orchard in England, but the trees I am going to miss are the feijoas. These bear small, dark green and perfumed tropical fruit. Adam and I are addicted to their rather sharp white flesh. As they grow on a tree in the verge outside our neighbour's house, every time we fancy a snack we can nip out, shake the tree, pick up the five or six which fall and scoff them.
Catherine.
The chaffinch might be singing in the orchard in England, but the trees I am going to miss are the feijoas. These bear small, dark green and perfumed tropical fruit. Adam and I are addicted to their rather sharp white flesh. As they grow on a tree in the verge outside our neighbour's house, every time we fancy a snack we can nip out, shake the tree, pick up the five or six which fall and scoff them.
Catherine.
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