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Elise turned 30 in July! Certainly makes you realise how fast time flies when all of your children have now reached three decades. It was a lovely intimate dinner party held outdoors under fairy lights, with the men preparing the pizzas and the girls spending time catching up with each other.
Keep readingA visit to Sydney during May/June means the VIVID festival is in full swing….and as I happened to be in the area at the time, a train ride into the city was easy to do. I just didn’t have enough time to do all the light displays/fireworks but nevertheless, it was fun to get out…
Keep readingCotton has made a successful return to the Lockyer Valley, with local vegetable farmers incorporating it into their rotations for its salt-tolerance and favourable marketing opportunities. The primary hub for these striking “sea of white” blooms is in the Forest Hill area near Gatton. Purple bales of cotton dotting a 500-hectare paddock isn’t the first thing…
Keep readingDay at the Domain is an annual, fun and affordable family day out in the beautiful, historic Te Aroha Hot Springs Domain held every year in March. With free entry and entertainment throughout the day, local crafters and artisans, coffee, ice cream and food trucks, there was something to delight young and old and everyone…
Keep readingTe Aroha is home to scrap metal artist Adrian Worsley and all his work is built from recycled metal with many of his projects seen around the Waikato region. If you just wander around the main street of Te Aroha you will see much of his workmanship on display. The newest sculpture is thanks to…
Keep reading10 days with my Mum in Te Aroha is like stepping back from the hustle and bustle and taking life easy. A bullet point summary of what happened during this time would be as follows: Can totally recommend the Palace Hotel for a most delicious meal! Road trips and ice-cream!
Keep readingIt was a much needed break…one at Coolum beach where the weather was warm, the surf was just nicely surfy, the family had a ball and I even went for a couple of swims. The camera didn’t make much of an appearance except for the last morning where I at least had to capture a…
Keep readingOn the road to Mt Cook…and the Hooker Valley walk! The Hooker Valley Trail is a 5km return hike, is graded as Easy and takes approximately 3 to 4 hours to complete, depending on your fitness and eagerness. We chose a frosty, icy day to do the trek, and although there was a bit of slipping and sliding,…
Keep readingCongratulations Georgina and Matt! The forecast was not looking good with thunderstorms forecast for that afternoon. We pushed back the time to after the storm and closer to sunset so in the end there was some amazing colour in the sky. Still needed the umbrella though. But of course, the weather certainly didn’t dampen the…
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