Since the memorable big chill snowmageddon event in mid August, there have been a few interesting sky related events around here. First there were two double rainbow sightings in a month. …
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NZ Navy 70th Anniversary walk
Last week was New Zealand Navy's 70th Year Anniversary Week, which brought 11 of its 14 naval ships in Wellington Harbour. On the Saturday the 1st, I took my camera out with an intention to take a few naval pictures. It turned out no […]
Blessed silliness
Apart from the beautiful frozen landscape, another thing that fascinated me in the snowmageddon polar blast saga was the British actor Stephen Fry. I have been following him on Twitter and found his tweets oddly fascinating and rather amusing. For example, this was what […]
Delightful snowscape
When arrived, the "significant nationwide weather event", "the big chill" "the polar blast direct from Antarctica" and "once in the lifetime snow", aka snowmageddon, indeed caused a widespread disruption in transport and electricity supply, and many businesses and schools to close and some household […]
Snowmageddon!!
The sign was ominous. …
A towering question
I have a towering question and I can use your help.. …
Themed walk
Went for a bush-hill walk for the first time in a while. I was also in pursuit of some old relics, which is the theme for April at Shoot&Tell. Weather at first wasn't great for walk or photography, but became better by 11. I […]
Wellington celebrates
Wellington is abuzz this weekend. It started with the huge annual costume party also known as Wellington Sevens, a round of World Sevens Rugby Series. This is the time when you would drive pass a bus stop and see a group of Roman centurions […]
Therapeutic roofing
After a great start in the brilliant early summer, my roof painting project, the project-R has not taken off as much as I'd have liked. Today after a month of non-roofing, finally the conditions were right AND I felt motivated. I was going to […]
