… all it takes to woo me is an empty laundry basket, a crazy-ass cat, a superb glass of pinot noir, a warm soak on a cool rainy night, and a new book. +++
the weekend that was
one that held on through the storm + coming home to a clean house, that smelled terrifyingly of gas + coffee beans from the local roastery + lunch at fireworks smokehouse with minty green cocktails + matariki at silo park + when sun & moon collide + a thrilling boat ride home through tumultuous seas […]
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postcards from dunedin – tunnel beach edition
Things you might not know about me No.277 :: I will totally plan a weekend away around a place I’ve found to stay in, a restaurant, or an interesting walk. And, our whole Dunedin weekend was planned because (a) we haven’t been away recently, (b) I love adventures and get seriously twitchy when I haven’t […]
little things and quiet places
A couple of months ago, Michael Townsend Williams from BreatheSync got in touch with me via Instagram to ask me if I would be interested in sharing some of my photographs with his followers. As a huge advocate for a daily meditation practise and connecting more fully with myself and the world through my breath, […]
postcards from dunedin – taieri gorge railway edition
Interesting things I now know about Dunedin’s railway station The NZ government sold it to Dunedin city council for $1 in 1994 On the floor in the main foyer of the building are 57 panels made up of mosaic tiles with the nine central panels showing a small English steam engine, NZR logos and other […]
postcards from dunedin – street art edition
Vogel Street Kitchen was a spectacular find. Housed in the warehouse district, this place was our breakfast place for two days running. The breakfast supplies we’d bought to enjoy over a lie in ended up coming home with us. It has a vintage-industrial feel that we both love, has great food and a great vibe. […]