ISSUE 11
Rabbit holes, rugby field, quirky goal posts
CampFest, Bulls. February. ©2025 Jo Ward.
Sailing through the Waiheke Channel on our way to the northern coast of Waiheke. The wind has finally turned to the south. Feb. ©2025 Graham Leslie
Peace, tranquility, a chance to go for a walk to the waterfall, crystal hunting or even a swim makes it worthwhile.
I pulled into Lowburn free camp on the shores of Lake Dunstan and found a shady spot to park.
Canterbury, Waihora ©2025 Tony Knights. More p36
The ‘caravan train’ at Kekerungu.
Whisky Gully, Tapanui, Southland. Lovely views over the plains, and a great walk up the valley, and another through the bush.
It’s like having the glow of a camp fire, without the fire risk. A party for one!
A lovely spot looking out over the beach towards St Clair. Dunedin allows freedom camping in non-reserve parking places. ©2022 M Richardson
The togs never saw the light of day at this weekend’s camp at Fortrose.
My home for the next few weeks
Here is a photo of the Nugget Point lighthouse. As we saw it today. March 6. ©2025 Dave Adamson
Running off a cordless drill
Camping at CampFest. ©2025 Jo Ward
It wasn’t the best week as we had such bad weather
Where’s summer? Crazy. Yesterday it was 28° here, I melted.
A night at Ferry Reserve on our way to Morisons Bush. ©2025 Wayne Ravelich
Bedtime Bubbles & wash in Kaiapoi for my wee mate after 57 nights on the road without a bath. ©2025 Andrew Morton
Late summer fishing at the Ōtaki River Mouth free camp. February 2025. ©2025 M Richardson