Capture: Where have you been all Summer?
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Piha tree.
Thank you Nora. Looking through my photos, I realise I’ve had a pretty quiet summer this year. Although, I will check my phone, and seems I’ve taken a lot more photos on that. :-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Piha tree.
Similar tree, with a different twist….
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Point Chev beach.
December 21.
January 1.
January 31.
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The first fig harvest, a signal that summer is on its way out.
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The inside of Michael Parekowhai's "The Lighthouse" taken on a morning walk.
(Still haven't seen it at night)We had some beaut sunrises.
Te Atatu Kite Day.
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We had some beaut sunsets too, this one through a restaurant window.
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It's sunrise season round our place.
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I've been reacquainting myself with film photography.
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We had eight days of intense summer weather (Samoa in January). I was hiding away for a Significant Birthday.
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There seems to have been a lot of protest activity happening recently. The latest, yesterday, after the media and most of the politicians have gone.
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So, we got back from sailing ok. Those who know me know that mechanical aptitude is not something that appears in my Myers Briggs profile. Nor is detailed knowledge of Myers Briggs personality modelling.
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We did get to Piha a few times, although not nearly as much as last year.
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Jonathan Ganley, in reply to
I’ve been reacquainting myself with film photography.
Good to hear (and see) !
Meanwhile, there were some grey skies and some pink/orange cranes.
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Good summer for surfing
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Which ever way you prefer
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This was a good day. The Women's March in Albert Park.
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Dominik Nola and Murray Cammick at a party this summer, with Alan Perrott being Nigel-no-mates in the background.
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Christmas Day at Coyle Park, Point Chevalier.
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The caravan has become a mythological place where we go to unwind, although weekends seem to now be taken up by sporting children from February to October.
The top is during an idyllic weekend closer to Christmas.
And then the weather came and flattened the awning against the van. No lasting damage, but looked dramatic.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
mechanical aptitude is not something that appears in my Myers Briggs profile. Nor is detailed knowledge of Myers Briggs personality modelling.
Manifold talents.
(in all senses)
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Waitangi on a hot day and a (somewhat small) quail family braves a shortcut across the golf course.
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Glad to see such a variety of summer pictures – keep digging them out.
Cheating here with late-summer, i.e. yesterday. -
Huge crowd down at Coyle Park for the George FM version of Music in Parks today
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There is also a man who makes bubbles and is awesome.
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We did a family holiday in Taupo and my 7 year old grand daughter completed the Guest Book for everyone!
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