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pohutukawa trees in bloom at the estuary

24 Friday Dec 2021

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  1. Michael Knight said:

    December 24, 2021 at 7:33 am

    Love these pictures – they save me a 12,000 mile trip and 28 days (and counting) in quarantine!!
    Our forecast is snow for Christmas Day.
    I’d rather be flounder fishing and heating pipis on a sheet of corrugated iron at Foxton Beach:-)
    Or maybe spearfishing butterfish at Red Rocks….

    Ahh…those old time happy holidays.

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