It is a stunning place and it’s alright Donna you don’t have to choose a favourite. It is grand to have numerous photographs to remind us of trips away. I am sure you would have many too.
Lovely pictures! They are making this American re-think our choice to only visit the South Island last year. We’ll have to return to visit the North sometime in the future. Thanks for sharing!
I took Twitter off, as I wanted to reduce how much Socisl Media I was using. To be honest I never used it often or kept up to date with the screeds of information. In the end I found it tedious and annoying to use. I would rather spend my blogging time reading and commenting on blogs.
I gasped in delight as I view every picture. Absolutely breathtaking. Lovely to look at as I distance myself from the constant news. Thanks Suzanne. Beautiful post
I just got back from walking around the sports stadium field, around and around I went with no issue at all with social interaction. Utterly boring though did the trick at clocking up a few kms 🙂
Not sure I could walk so far with no music. Though I am always aware what and who is around me. Years of travelling has well tuned my gut instinct for danger. Well, I hope it is still working well 🙂
We spent my birthday last year in a little place near Whitianga, and went to a fabulous restaurant in Whiti for dinner – Salt. This year I spent it in Canberra doing very sad things. Your pictures bring back a very happy holiday.
Jo, you have been through some sad times and I am really pleased the post brought back happy memories for you. I think we will need to draw on many good memories and a damned good sense of humour to get us through the next year.
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SImply stunning! It’s impossible to choose a favourite!
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It is a stunning place and it’s alright Donna you don’t have to choose a favourite. It is grand to have numerous photographs to remind us of trips away. I am sure you would have many too.
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Beautiful! The bays look so calm and peaceful.
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It was and the Coromandel is a favourite place to visit. Though the only downfall it’s a favourite for many in summer. Off season is more rewarding.
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Lovely pictures! They are making this American re-think our choice to only visit the South Island last year. We’ll have to return to visit the North sometime in the future. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for commenting. The South Island is very picturesque with the North having it’s own unique gems especially our beaches.
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Those beautiful views made a lovely start to Sunday morning.
Did you know that your Twitter button has disappeared?
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Pleased they made a lovely start to your Sunday.
I took Twitter off, as I wanted to reduce how much Socisl Media I was using. To be honest I never used it often or kept up to date with the screeds of information. In the end I found it tedious and annoying to use. I would rather spend my blogging time reading and commenting on blogs.
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Very sensible. I still tweet posts that I enjoy, but I don’t get to Twitter itself very much.
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I have really appreciated your support by sharing my posts April. I’ve been meaning to cull my links for awhile. Take care.
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Those bays are stunning, love whitianga.. 😉
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Wow. Amazing pictures.
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I gasped in delight as I view every picture. Absolutely breathtaking. Lovely to look at as I distance myself from the constant news. Thanks Suzanne. Beautiful post
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Quite a stunning necklace! Thank you, Suzanne, for sharing these photos. Hope you are keeping well.
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Wow, wonderful places, Suzanne! Exquisite photography!!
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Cheers Terri and the subject did most of the work.
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Now there are a whole bunch of places just perfect for a spot of self-isolation! Thanks for a shot of beauty. Mel
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Yes, it would be if you owned a bach in that area. We are quite content to say at home with our view of the harbour 🙂
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That sounds like a good alternative! Enjoy the scenery and the solitude! Just back from the supermarket with security men on the door! Madness!
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I just got back from walking around the sports stadium field, around and around I went with no issue at all with social interaction. Utterly boring though did the trick at clocking up a few kms 🙂
Madness for sure. I have that delight tomorrow!
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Time to plug into some music. I never walk listening to music, but at times like these I can see the attraction…
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Not sure I could walk so far with no music. Though I am always aware what and who is around me. Years of travelling has well tuned my gut instinct for danger. Well, I hope it is still working well 🙂
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Stunning photos Sue, to remind us there’s a world out there waiting to be explored. Take care both of you xx
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Thanks Wendy and you too xx
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Beautiful Bays and Beautiful Photos! I want to live in Whitianga!
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Absolutely gorgeous! All of them.
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Thanks for your lovely comment Anabel. The Coromandel is a beautiful area to explore.
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We spent my birthday last year in a little place near Whitianga, and went to a fabulous restaurant in Whiti for dinner – Salt. This year I spent it in Canberra doing very sad things. Your pictures bring back a very happy holiday.
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Jo, you have been through some sad times and I am really pleased the post brought back happy memories for you. I think we will need to draw on many good memories and a damned good sense of humour to get us through the next year.
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Spectacular photos telling a beautiful story! Thanks for the smiles x
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