Capture: Roamin' Holiday
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One more from the Chev yesterday, after a frankly heavenly sunset swim.
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Nek minnit … Dress Smart lol.
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Ruby was a year old yesterday, and spent her birthday in the company of my family. She was universally loved and had a wonderful time. This photo is of my nephew Sam – he’s 16 and a sweet sweet boy. He was very taken with Ruby, and she was very taken with him. Hence the long pink thing, which is her tongue, as she tries very hard to pash him.
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And this one is of Ian, in his super cool new hat.
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Now that's what I call a sunset shot
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ChrisW, in reply to
Last time I was at Pt Chevalier Beach, the tide was out, the pohutukawa had finished flowering, the sky was boring - so I had to liven it up a bit.
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Kumara Republic, in reply to
Boundary Road - talk about cheap & cheerful.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Picture on it's way. Ignore me for now thanks :)
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Steve Barnes, in reply to
Boundary Road – talk about cheap & cheerful.
Their IPA is amongst the best I reckon, quite hoppy and full flavoured, not really that cheap $14 on special at t supermarket so cheaper than Epic but on a par IMHO.
Wish I had more.
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So I'm on a yacht on the Waitemata Harbour on Christmas Eve, nek minnit this dude flys on by.
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Well.....hmmm
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Kumara Republic, in reply to
It gets down to $11.99 in the right places.
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I like to think there is both a side and front face in the clouds in front of the sun.
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A lovely big family Christmas - here is my girl and her cousin on his new trampoline. Yesterday there was 9 under 4s in our extended family bouncing here.
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And a visit to Willowbank - you have to get in pretty close to catch the cheeky face at t'window. Ngā mihi o te wā to you all.
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Sacha, in reply to
Modern trampolines look like cagefighting arenas :)
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Steve Barnes, in reply to
Yesterday there was 9 under 4s in our extended family
No wonder you need a cage for them. Did the one in the hut escape?
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Yes, when did trampolines become enclosures? My son and his pals used to leap from the garage roof on to the mat---so much more daring than bouncing around in something which looks like a chicken coop.
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As someone who lost her front teeth at age 11 to the edge of an old-style trampoline with no safety mats, I feel no nostalgia for the old days :-)
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
Yes. We had a swimming pool area that was roofed over, and my brothers used to jump from that into the pool. Only one tooth was ever lost. A miracle, really.
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Great to see the sun is shining for you all. This pic is for the holiday we intended to have this year beneath the pohutukawa in Northland... except 2011 machinated otherwise.
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Laughing at myself. It even says how to do italics in them there instructions. Back to the alcohol soaked trifle!
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JacksonP, in reply to
Roadside, Mt Albert.
It even says how to do italics in them there instructions.
Not sure I'm supposed to go round fixing syntax errors for people, but I can, so I did. It was a mere trifle after all. ;-)
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Julie Cross, in reply to
I like to think there is both a side and front face in the clouds in front of the sun.
Great sky Sofie. Very intense looking cloud citizens, with those furrowed brows. I see another one right of centre, kind of like the Wizard of Oz lion.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Modern trampolines look like cagefighting arenas :)
We have the 'safety' nets, but haven't put them on yet. Apart from the complexity in the instructions, I'm also uncertain I want them trying more difficult moves than they already do, in the illusion of being safer. But it could just be I'm a bad, and lazy, dad.
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