Iceland and New Zealand are perfect examples of the colours of lava. Revisiting photos of these adventures for #SundayStills
Let’s visit some colourful murals for #SundayStills
Come with me on a trip looking at colourful murals for #SundayStills
Geometry in living colour (and toilets) #SundayStills
How are a playground and a toilet block examples of geometry? Sharing some curves and angles for #SundayStills - Read on for more!
Shout Out Saturday #14 – keeping it real
Shout out Saturday is a place for you to share your favourite posts, best blogging buddies, good news stories or something you've read. This week it's all about keeping it real.
It’s astounding, Time is fleeting…
Prolific in a different way – thongs and bras in New Zealand!
Wordless Wednesday: It’s a bit fishy!
This is not a kitchen sink, it’s a…..!
The Hundertwasser Toilets were bizarre toilets but this one in Waihi just made us laugh out loud! I talked about the artistic Hundertwasser toilets in my previous Travel Tuesday (or maybe that should be Toilet Tuesday) post. I hasten to add that these Men's toilets in Waihi were not in anyway artistic, quite the opposite in fact, …
An artistic toilet block on the tourist trail in New Zealand captures our imagination
The Hundertwasser Toilets are one of the most bizarre toilet blocks I think I've ever seen. We missed them the first time. We drove back up the street and there they were, how on earth had we missed them? Bright, colourful, artistic and brilliant! Maybe the hundreds of motorcyclists riding up and down the street …
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A Sentence a Day for November: Adventures in New Zealand’s North Island
November - in a Sentence a Day Halfway through this year I joined some wonderful bloggers from around the world, for the Sentence a Day writing challenge, (you can find links here to my posts for June, July , August, September and October posts) and it seems like I'm now hooked on doing these monthly Sentence a Day posts! We all link …
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What you need to know to cycle the beautiful Hauraki RT for the first time
My husband and I are keen bike riders and Rail Trail enthusiasts and we take every opportunity to get out and about, seeing the countryside while riding our bikes. Our little town has finally started building it's very own Rail Trail and we are heavily involved in the project. In November 2016 we travelled with …
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The Serenity of a Sunset
Wordless Wednesday: My review of Orakei Korako
Wordless Wednesday: Hobbit Holes at Hobbiton
Wordless Wednesday: NZ sunset
Getting excited for New Zealand
Can you believe I've been so busy and taken up with weddings, family issues and life in general that I haven't yet managed to start getting excited for our upcoming trip to New Zealand's North Island?? We only leave later this week, in 2 days time! I'm still in Brisbane as I write this, having …
Railway sheds along the Central Otago Rail Trail
A recent trip to New Zealand was fantastic for many reasons - the views, the countryside, the people, the cycling and the fun of being away on holiday with good friends! I also enjoyed taking photos of the many rail sheds and signs along the way as we cycled the Otago Rail Trail from Clyde …
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Travel Blog: New Zealand #10 – Road trip, rocks and pennyfarthing fun
My last post had us leaving Dunedin on our way up the coast towards our eventual destination of Christchurch. As we left Dunedin we checked out the steepest residential street in the world, Baldwin Street, and a lookout over the city. At morning tea time we made an impromptu stop at Waitati, visiting a gallery and made …
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Travel Blog: New Zealand #9 – Around Dunedin
Dunedin After finishing our cycling tour on the Otago Rail Trail we had two days planned in and around Dunedin. It was a wet cold day as we walked the few steps from our Chapel Apartments to collect the hire car (how handy was that?). We asked the guys at the desk for their suggestions …
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