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Lovely windless day yesterday, ideal to get some guides anchored to the concrete to stop the shed doors swinging in the winds. Lovely catchup with Ange Hamilton later in the day. Decided to treat ourselves for a meal down at the local pub. Kimberley joined Jude and I for the evening meal while Tom continued going around in circles in the paddocks. Tom had recommended the meat plate and all I can say is it was delicious. Otautau is getting quite a reputation with a few great eateries, it’s becoming a location worth visiting if you want value for money and great tastes.Read More →

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Jude and I had a fantastic day today as we took my sister Una and husband Steve from Canberra Australia for a ride up to the Borland Saddle. Leaving from the farm at Otautau we headed to Brunel Peaks Cafe on the corner of Blackmount Redcliff Road and Lake Monowai Road for lunch, a beautiful cafe in a beautiful setting. The staff were absolutely wonderful and very welcoming, just had that personal touch. As for the food, a good selection, generous portions and everyone enjoyed every mouthful… well I did anyway, just a treat. After topping off a wonderful meal we enjoyed a cup ofRead More →

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Had lunch with my youngest brother Trev today,.. I say younger because he certainly ain’t the smallest. Trev was down from Fielding for a visit. We went to the BATCH which is my favourite cafe in Invercargill for lunch where we enjoyed seafood chowder (best in town) and yarned about the old days and those to come. Look forward to catching up with my older sister Una (aka Noons) who is in New Zealand for a couple of weeks. Hopefully we can get the Kiwi kiwi’s all together for an evening meal next week.Read More →

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A day to remember the 16.07.2021 – When New Zealanders stepped up to say “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH” from this totalitarian government. Right throughout New Zealand from Cape Rianga to Bluff the Howl Protest hit the streets and I believe it was bigger than anticipated. But what now that its over… will the government listen or will they hold their course? Speaking of what course people are on… the problem is who is able to step up as a political challenge at the moment, National Party : has a Captain at the wheel fighting for control, but unfortunately the ship is rudderless and is all overRead More →