Seals at Waipapa Point
Finally it’s getting warmer, the walking season soon starts and the clocks go back in a few weeks: yay!
I love the spring and summer here, it means more daylight hours to be outside enjoying the scenery! Continue reading
Riverton
It’s not till you have a visitor comment on something that you take a photo of, that you realise how lucky you are to live where you live.
The sea, close by in several directions, space, beautiful parks, quiet roads and a job I created, one that I love. What’s not to love. One might say I’m incredibly lucky. Continue reading
This week has been an historic one for me.
Exercise leads the way
Way back in 2007 I had no idea what exercise was really, why I should bother or what it would have in store for me later in life. Continue reading
Typical Southland heating system!
It’s been ages since I posted an update: apologies! We have been hunkering down in the Deep South for winter, which started surprisingly mild and sunny, but finally arrived with a vengeance this weekend with snow at sea level. Continue reading
Its difficult to grasp the full scale of the whole Referendum campaigning when international media only reports some of it and the BBC has blocked access to its online news channel to everyone with an IP address outside England. However, I fully understand the gravity of what has happened today. Continue reading
