Published: February 14th 2012February 14th 2012
Today Leigh and I went for a swim at the heated pools and then for coffee before packing a picnic and heading out to the beach.
We decided to go to Whananaki North as the last time I had been was at least 9 years ago and Leigh had never been!
The weather was not too good but we walked across the longest footbridge and had lunch looking over the water before heading back home. Here are a few photos.....
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The camp ground
This was taken on the way back from the camp ground!
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Date: 14th February 2012
Yes we did go to the camping ground at the end!
But did not take any photos!!
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Yes we did go to the camping ground at the end!
But did not take any photos!!
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Date: 14th February 2012
Memories
Thankyou for posting these pics. I went straight to my photos and had a look at the picture of Steve crossing the footbridge. Great memories Robyn xx
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Memories
Thankyou for posting these pics. I went straight to my photos and had a look at the picture of Steve crossing the footbridge. Great memories Robyn xx
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the photos are so good but you did not go to the end through the village where there is a campingground and a row of pohutukawas and open see. nnext time maybe.
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