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He parekura tenei ki Hamoa.

Ka tangi te ngakau mo nga mate kua hinga na, ka tangi, ka tangi, ka tangi

Me te aroha hoki ki nga whanau pani...

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Ha ha moment for Sat, Sept 26 - Nice

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Kiwis in Copenhagen & the World OutGames

Song - Gaze by Sweetback

Chillin on a Sunday, Wellington

12.30pm

Been to the market and gym. Had lunch, did my ironing and washing, cooked dinner all while chillin out listening to the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.

Took some photos while walking the wharf. Civic Square and the art gallery looks like something from Dr Seus. The floating ball in the square looked good and there's a collection of cars in the museum courtyard.

All Blacks played the Wallabies, and won. Reading NZ News online and the only thing that really caught my interest was the "Lost World" article about descending into a huge cave in the Waitomo Valley. Maybe someday soon I'll do that....

NZSO, Thurs 17 Sept

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is presenting the work of Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. His is one of the most original voices of the 20th Century and he once outranked Beethoven in popularity. His music is performed constantly around the globe, but opportunities to experience the sheer enormity of his musical imagination are rare.

“For us, the musicians, Sibelius has emerged as a huge figure, who says things which we have forgotten to listen to in ourselves, or that we are too frightened to listen to. Certainly no local landscape artist, but a great human spirit.” Sir Colin Davis

I listened to his work last night, Symphony No 4 and Symphony No 1.

Symphony No 1 swept me away... Several times it made the hair on the back of my neck stand on end. It was majestic and I enjoyed it immensely.

Kiwi's redefining the Sunday drive

Here's an Ika tale for you!

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Fathers Day

Cheers Dad

Happy Fathers Day to you from the Harbour Capital.

For my dad and all the other dads....

 

 

 

Spring at the Grape and Olive Martinborough

The air is crisp but the seasons are changing in NZ and the gardens signal spring. The blossoms on the fruit trees have almost finished, the daffodils have done their dash, the clematis in the back yard is magnificent, and the tuis are loving the Kowhai tree in full bloom.

Kia ora everyone