Yesterday I mentioned we’d gone through Castle Hill area and seen interesting rock formations – here’s some information on them. Who knew? Big bouldering area. Today, after our bumpy ferry ride we snoozed a little later (at least I did) … Continue reading →
This was the final episode in the theme of “huge meals for Mary Beth” yesterday.
Photos courtesy Marge Hurst (also on location, in this case on the aerodynamically lurching and rolling ferry to Wellington)
It was a little brisk this morning. Went from 8°C to 5°C as we drove down into the valley but then the sun came out, dried up all the fog and clouds and it got nice and warm again.
Had a leisurely (and immense*) breakfast at the Bealey before we headed off towards the ferry. The thermometer in the car showed a nippy 8°C or 46.5°F. Warm for the folks back home but rather bracing here. As we drove … Continue reading →
The amount of power freed by telling yourself you no longer choose to put energy into something can be remarkable. Be prepared for extra energy.
