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    September 6, 2022

    Learning About Gallipoli

    I am heading on the train to Auckland tomorrow, so spent a good part of the day doing laundry and pulling together what I needed for the next week and putting everything else in bags to go to Annemarie’s while I’m gone.  I did manage to get out for a little bit as I wanted…

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    September 6, 2022

    Dolphins!

    The day started with the sound of tuis calling as dawn was breaking. I left the window open last night because it was so warm, and when I looked out, I could see a light rain was falling. Since it was still quite warm outside, I opened the door and enjoyed the scent and sound…

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    September 6, 2022

    Vic Uni and the Botty Gardens

    Today I went for a wander around Victoria University, otherwise known as Vic Uni. I got there via the cable car from Lambton Quay, the upscale shopping district in Wellington. We went through several tunnels that had lights flashing different colors on and off, it was pretty cool (the kids on the cable car agreed…

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    September 6, 2022

    The Escarpment Track

    Today is December 12, one of the 12 days of the year that the US and most other countries write the date the same way. I’m getting used to saying and writing the date with the day first then the month, which actually makes a lot of sense and leads me to wonder why the…

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    September 6, 2022

    Swimming In The Sea and Mini Golf

    Had a bit of a lie in this morning after my late night at the Symphony. It was relatively mild outside, so I made myself some coffee and sat outside to journal and read. At 9 o’clock Mary and I headed out, picked up her friends Bronwyn and Kelda, and went to Princess Bay to…

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    September 6, 2022

    Messiah

    It started out as a very cloudy, damp morning, I couldn’t see further than a few houses down the street. It was a great time to get out for a walk as very few people were out (it was also 6am on a Saturday so there is that!). I met a very friendly and beautiful…

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    September 6, 2022

    Swimming In The Rain

    It rained on and off pretty much all day today. I did manage to get out for a quick hike in the bush before the rain started. Mary has Fridays off from work and she offered to take Verena and I out somewhere that wasn’t easy to get to via public transport. It turned out…

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    September 6, 2022

    Thursday Wandering

    It amazes me that almost no one curbs their wheels when they park on the steep streets in Wellington. I guess they must have really good e-brakes!  A sunny morning today, relatively unusual for Wellington, so I took advantage and went for a long walk through different parts of Brooklyn, ending up at the Nairn…

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    September 6, 2022

    Museums and What Not

    I’ve passed a few houses that have been for sale, the more high-end ones have large posters with a few pictures and details about the house, but none of them list the asking price which I thought was really interesting, I wonder why. I’ll have to check in the windows of the real estate offices…

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    September 6, 2022

    An Odds N Ends Day

    Today was a catch-up day, doing laundry, tidying up a bit. After my morning walk where I saw a very colorful house, I made myself a cooked breakfast for the first time in a while, and enjoyed sitting in the warm conservatory/dining room at Mary’s house reading while the wind howled outside. I’ve been reading…

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