Travel

Blow by blow accounts of various journeys in NZ and elsewhere.

  • Personal,  Travel

    New York, arriving

    Long trip of 17 hours went by rather nicely after all and we both got a decent sleep too. One piece of luggage never arrived but they found it stuck in a chute somewhere eventually. Other than that JFK was…

  • Around & about,  Memories,  Personal,  Travel

    Desktops 1

    I have a number of photos that I have used as desktops on various computers. Most of them hold some memory or have a background of some meaning for me. The quality of the photos however, is quite variable. In…

  • Memories,  Travel

    Tabitha Cambodia

    Today I heard from Janne Ritskes that Tabitha Cambodia is closing down.  Janne says the reasons are: “Covid has had a significant impact on Cambodia and on our projects as it has worldwide. The level of donations to Tabitha Cambodia…

  • Around & about,  Daily posts,  Travel

    South Again – Day 27

    Up at 5:45 for the Wellington ferry. Straight into the cabin and slept another 2 1/2 hours. Hania had a lunchtime appointment so I had a KFC probably the last for a decade. Honestly I couldn’t find anything else in…

  • Around & about,  Daily posts,  Travel

    South Again – Day 24

    We left Geraldine in rain and continued north towards Christchurch. I wanted to see Lyttleton and it’s harbour so we drove through the tunnel and looked for a nice cafe. Sadly the town is not large vehicle friendly. However the…

  • Around & about,  Daily posts,  Travel

    South Again – Day 23

    Morning at Lake Opua, the geese flying again, magpies, seagulls, herons, ducks, a bittern (?) and others I wasn’t sure about. It is a great campsite for free camping. The fish were jumping too. On the way out we stopped…

  • Around & about,  Daily posts,  Travel

    South Again – Days 21 & 22

    Round Bush Camp was still mozzie central so after breakfast we went to Twizel, the Hydro Cafe and Twizel Bookshop, where else? Having finished 16 Trees of the Somme I’m now reading Bewilderment by Richard Powers. After that we headed…

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