when Sealords MV Otakou came thru The Cut the other day …
….well…..she definitely looked like she had “a load: on.
when Sealords MV Otakou came thru The Cut the other day …
….well…..she definitely looked like she had “a load: on.
…..the basics, air, water, sun, sand, surf, are enough to get you through the day…
….and in Nelson we are lucky enough…..
… to have that in ”spades” as these photos taken over a 24hr period show. Oh…and about 3-4kms apart? Walking distance I hear you rightly say! Yes – correct.
…here’s how the Nelson Mail reported it…
and after experiencing it myself on the last night Sunday…
got to say “absolutely fabulous” ..
Nelson must continue this and grow it each year…this is certainly
…right up there …or could be in a few short years
…with the likes of WOW!
I mean we had 1/3 the population of…(and as you can see below by the amount of the younger gen that showed up)
our town visited the event over a period of…
…just 3 nights…and just to remind you, this was just the inaugural event…
…what does that say about….
…. the future potential in 2014?!?
Like always…I can’t…and therefore you can’t also … can’t see how fabulous it was unless you were there…..for example especially that last photo which was trying to show you our local depiction of a rainbow over a bridge, it was simply brilliant…. maybe next year?
after Nelsonians have endured weeks of seeing this sign…
its gone, amd doors are ready for you….and through the glass the menu looks plenty ok
Do Nelsonians really know what this street corner hides?
A gentle babbling brook for a start….
a “very tranquil” little reserve indeed.
…then again it would seem that we aren’t the only ones experiencing “unusual weather” lately.
….and serendipity indeed, another model of the same ilk was in the paper….
…this past week for winning the Paris to Peking rally recently.
…I’ve been on this earth quite a while, but hey I’m still going, better than most of my year?
with Stokes waterside suburb of Monaco centre, and the Waimea Estuary beyond that.
according to the reports coming in last week is this one above the MV Morobe Rainforest.
According to this report, she had a midnight launch…
A local PNG report (local to the vessels destination that is) quotes…
….biggest slice of the cake at K10 million went into purchasing a multi-purpose MV Morobe Rain Forest, a 30 metre double decker coastal vessel made of aluminium.
Press Release can be found here.
…but to all intents and purposes, should be….
ABSOLUTELY compulsory at every crossing….except perhaps for school ones at opening and closing times.