A stop at Takapuna Beach, Auckland, and in the background is the iconic Rangitoto Island which is a volcano vent. Life is good out there when the weather is lovely and sunny.
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Wednesday, 11 April 2012
Wordless Wednesday 11 April
With the school holidays here and the feeling that summer has truely arrived, and yet it is autumn, here is a little of what we did yesterday.
A stop at Takapuna Beach, Auckland, and in the background is the iconic Rangitoto Island which is a volcano vent. Life is good out there when the weather is lovely and sunny.
A stop at Takapuna Beach, Auckland, and in the background is the iconic Rangitoto Island which is a volcano vent. Life is good out there when the weather is lovely and sunny.
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I would love to spend time discovering NZ. Lovely photos. Rachel x
Just lovely. I dream of exploring NZ one day.
Looks lovely. Glad the sun is shining for the holidays.
Gorgeous ! You really live in such a beautiful part of the world.
Gosh, it looks lovely! School holidays are wonderful for exploring with the kids!
Love the beach! That second shot is gorgeous!!
ahh brings back memories of my childhood!! Though Invercargill not Auckland :)
Hoping to get back there next year for our honeymoon!! If we can save enough!
Love your beaches :) Its such a great place for kids to play!
Beautiful! That second pic is a photo perfect for a wall! Its just gorgeous!
So serene. Love this! :)
Oh, that lovely beach was the first one I ever visited with distant relatives in Auckland many years ago. And the piccy of the island is great, have never been there, hopefully next time. Have a real soft spot for Auckland, we nearly emigrated there instead of Sydney.
Great photo's. Love quiet beaches - NZ looks beautiful.
We love the beaches...that is where we are staying at the moment! Kids sure love the sand, the waves and the shells ;)
Wonderful photos, I love the frames, with delicious light.
How lovely.
One day I will make it across the divide to explore NZ!
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