gecko
live in the NZ rainforest (and a little glass cage in the visitor centre)
trundler park
trundler – the new name for trollies ?
in the land of the upsway down, it’s always christmas
christmas puds in April ? it’s all upsway down
huntley and palmers
one for all your people back in Reading.
air new zealand safety information
some great pictures here. i love how safety cards make the horrendous quite natural and mundane through cartoons.
you can even continue breastfeeding if you are in the posh seats
those in the posh seats (to the right) also get to look slightly fed up with the whole thing
more breastfeeding
this lady is looking slightly more in trouble. we can see that in her eyes. and her hands. i think she’s saying “don’t you know there’s an emergency on, please stop sketching”. or perhaps she’s been caught red handed sculpting a new head for her daughter out of white clay
this chap is eating an apple.
and this final chap is playing peek-a-boo through his armbands.
telecumbers
extend to taste
waitakere ranges regional park
it was cloudy when we arrived in auckland on sunday and it was even more cloudy yesterday
so, what better thing to do in the rain than visit your local rainforest
it’s quite an amazing sight. not that we could see much of it
over the precipice all we could see was more clouds
but as we stood there, almost like a miracle of healing of our vision, the clouds softened
and for a few moments we could see more of the rainforest as it rolls down the mountain in to the sea
we’ll definitely be going back here as it’s quite amazing
and, like new zealand itself, you can read all about it in guide books (or in this case the visitors centre), but it’s only when you throw yourself in to it in person that you get a feel for what it’s really like
and we’re impressed !
shame about the rain though !
joined at the hair
scary beasts
