Last night, Big Rob (shame2lose) and I went on a dangerous hunt for naturally spawning horses. Armed with stone tools, saddles, food, torches, him with a sword and me with a bow, we struck out for not-yet-generated distant lands to find horses. We had huge issues with Ping. I watched the server, it wasn't under silly load and I tried a reset or two.
We got up at 6 and then struggled to disable the various alarms festooned about the room. We had the forethought to pack almost everything the night before so we just needed to wash dress throw out junk pack a few things and check out.
We started early, we had the car till 5pm but decided to drop it first so we had the rest of the day. The airport is about a half an hours drive away we drove over filled up at a little petrol station where the owner regaled us with details of the americas cup progress among other things.
We got up fairly late and had coffee got ourselves up. It was a fairly nice day so we looked through our list of things to do and decided to go and visit Larnach Castle New Zealands only castle.
We woke up to a much more blustery day than before really high winds and a somewhat grey day. We had a coffee a cereal bar and then made some plans for the day. It looked like tomorrow was going to be rainy so we decide to do some outdoor things today and hit the museums tomorrow.
We had a leisurely start and got up ready to get some food we also marveled at the view as it was a very nice bright day and out hotel window afforded some spectacular views of the city. After some fortifying coffee we headed out for a walk along the main road in search of some food.
Hello.
Boardgames at the Mill
Going up Thursday evening 29th August headed back on Sunday 1st Sept
Do I need to say any more?
It would be fair to suggest that I've had probably my most volatile time of my life since moving up here in the past couple of weeks. The biggest change by some margin has been the arrival of Ghost, here he is:
February last year I got myself a new motorbike...the rather shiny and gorgeous Honda VFR800.