Aqua Lodge Napier
53 Nelson Crescent Napier, North Island, New Zealand
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Fibula shmibula!
And just like that...the party's over. I won't waste any time in getting to the heart of the issue today. G-man is a person who can roll with adversity with the best of them, but in this instance that would just be sheer folly. It's likely he's got a fractured lower right fibula, suffered nearly a week ago as we were nearing Tikitiki in the east …
Just chilling around Napier
Not really alot to say, just been waiting for work in Napier but on the odd few days we have been out and about.
We went to Ocean beach and Waimarara Beach one day and up to Wairoa and Te Ana Waterfalls another! Have uploaded some photos that we have taken.
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Sailing down the NZ East Coast
... br> The weather looked right to leave early Sunday morning and we untied the lines before 6 am. It was a gorgeous crisp cold morning and we got all the gear out we could find on a tropical boat, fuzzy knickers and beanies and no, I couldn’t find any gloves other than the ones we use for fishing.
Cape Kidnappers was gorgeous in the morning light and the whole day turned out much better than the forecast expected. At times we had ...
My new home Napier
... cars I have never seen before.
Walking and taking the bus everywhere is for the most great except when it is raining. Napier is a cute little town that was rebuilt in the 30 s in art deco after a big earthquake.
I meet a lady Fera who is Indian and owns an Indian restaurant and teaching cooking. She told me she was taking me clubbing next weekend.
whoo hoo. I think is only one maybe two places to go. I don't care, just fun to meet new people.
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Kiwi fruit picked by pip coming soon to a ....
... down, you pick as fast as you can but have to not get any stalks leaves or damaged ones or your pay gets docked, before the pack on your front is full (this is SO heavy!!!!) the weight is all around you neck as you duck under the low wires and heave it up and release the bottom to let them carefully fall in the huge bin. But you need to do this fast, you get paid pittance per bin ($17 - divided by everyone you are working with (12 of us) and these things are big!!) ...


