“We’re gonna need a longer marshmallow stick”
#mywellington

Mayday carnage in Wellington this morning, 160kmh gusts = wind blowing pot plant out of its pot. Locals be like “what wind?”. Will try to be more local.

We just toasted our new life in Te Whanganui a Tara.

Go for a wander along the top of the Geraldine downs (if you want big landscape shots)

So as I mentioned below, we’re moving to Pōneke/Wellington early next year. In odd problems I have to solve - I have a few cubic metres of milled/dried European beech wood I’m trying to work out what to do with. Any maker spaces/peeps interested in storing/mutual use etc?

Not this one but: 1976 Fiat 127 (same colour, 903cc). First engine seized on the open road about half an hour out of chch. Replaced the engine with a friend from another freshly restored (then written off) Fiat. Left it on girlfriends farm and went overseas, it got eaten out by rats. Very sad.

More walkway safety humour

This “walk’s” views are stunning by the way, I present today’s shy Taranaki Maunga

I mean you just trolling now? This is a designated walk AND a 100km an hour section of road just metres from the “caution” sign, with “ahem” walkway.

Note the proof, aging yellow “Windsor walkway” signs and a “caution pedestrians” sign.

Currently out for a walk on the local designated walk that is essentially just a rural road with plans for a walk. They were literally about to start work on making it safe but apparently that’s been stopped, this you Waka Kotahi? www.1news.co.nz/2023/11/05/o...

Growing wheatgrass on the kitchen window, PRETTY 🤩

/drop something blue from your gallery

Midway through the forgotten highway early one morning. A very NZ road.

My favourite instrument, it’s a rubber string ukulele bass that’s cheeky enough to sound at times like an upright. Oh yeah I’m building a studio setup.

My local blue sky says hi