Well, I have just returned to Sydney after two weeks at home in Auckland with Peter. No new grndchild yet but next week! All well at home, although NZ looking much browner than I remember. Apparently they have had a drought, a whole two months in some areas without rain.
Lovely to catch up with quite a few friends and spend some time with Peter in our bus - with new "go faster' stripes on. Weather was glorious - great forthose who had gone away for Easter
We went down the Firth of Thames, stopping at oneof our favourite spots on the Seabird coast with 40 other motorhomes ( and a beautiful full moon shining in our back window), then down through Opoutere, to Waihi, and then on down the Bayof Plenty where we found ourselves camped in themiddle of a fishing cmopetition at Pickowai, the
n a visti to one of my favourite places - the Tarawera River, lake and falls and a visit to friend in Kawerau. Caught up with another frind as we rendezvoused beside Lake rotorua and stopped the last night beside lake karapiro and saw our NZ rowing squad out training in the early morning.
n a visti to one of my favourite places - the Tarawera River, lake and falls and a visit to friend in Kawerau. Caught up with another frind as we rendezvoused beside Lake rotorua and stopped the last night beside lake karapiro and saw our NZ rowing squad out training in the early morning.Home to await news of baby, but when no news so did lots of little odd jobs and caught up with a few more friends.
All in all, as I hope the photos show, a very pleasant time to spend with Peter who is looking really well.
More later when news of baby!
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