Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 7 – Wairau Valley & the Sounds
A downhill valley and sounds cycling, then drive to Kaikōura
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 6 – To St Arnaud
Reprise Motueka Valley and on to St Arnaud
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 5 – Fancy footwork & the Tākaka Hill
Knocking the bastard off... Tākaka Hill
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 4 – To Westport & beyond
Reprising a stunning West Coast Ride
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 3 – Moana to Punakaiki
More weather, more changes, and again, better!
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 2 – Hanmer To Hanmer?
Not the planned ride, up Lewis Pass, so much better!
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 1 – Christchurch & Hanmer Springs
Port Hills, then driving North to Hanmer Springs
Marlborough\West Coast Cycle Day 0 – Prelude
A shattered city on a sunny day
Mitre Peak is a Flickr favourite
Although it is not the most viewed, a rather dull Fiat photo leads, this is by far my most “Favourited” Flickr Image at 153. It’s not remarkable technically (literally a snapshot) but the geography, atmosphere and lighting make it special. Although the EXIF data says “Fuji” it was shot
This apple is just wrong
The local orchard has closed for the season so it's back to mass market apples : ( I hate those little stickers which tell you an apple is an apple. More so when they are wrong. ENZA Royal Gala my arse!
NZ Tech Podcast (TechEd Special) & Windows (Hobbits) Weekly
I usually hear Paul Thurrott on Windows Weekly podcast but this week he was in New Zealand for TechEd. This local podcast with Paul, & Aussie Microsoft MVP Alan Burchillis, is worth a listen for Aussie/Kiwis interested in the new wave of products & services from Microsoft. NZ Tech
Australian Architects “Across the Ditch” Conference – Napier, October 2012
I recently learnt of this event which may be of interest to my Au/Kiwi AEC readers. The event is open to both Australian and New Zealand architects and particularly topical given the rebuild work generated by recent natural disasters. I just love the poster obviously inspired by Napier'