I.....am......not......jealous. Maybe if I keep saying it to myself, it'll come true? Enjoy! I'm looking forward to seeing how the boys...
Kerry Teague, 05. December, 2013 | #
We're at the stage of having to buy two things now- before our two year old starts to throw himself on the floor in desperation at...
Eleri Jones, 04. December, 2013 | #
I love the excitement of the first snow. In Wales the first thing we ask is "is school closed for the day?" The second question is,...
Eleri Jones, 04. December, 2013 | #
Looks like a wonderful place. Matt has just read their favourite castle story tonight and it looks very similar to the castle in that!
Jennie Abell, 04. December, 2013 | #
Absolutely true Jennie. This walk for example we can do now and we could have done when Corwin was still in the backpack, but for a while...
Monika Strell, 04. December, 2013 | #
Very jealous of your access to alpine snow!! Hope you have a great weekend. Gummy bears sounds cheaper than chocolate cake!
Jennie Abell, 04. December, 2013 | #
Its funny what you said about not going to local places and by passing them for years. Sometimes I think having children puts a different...
Jennie Abell, 03. December, 2013 | #
Sounds like a blissful first ski - we are planning to hit the piste this weekend, and I hope ours goes as well.

Oh, and gummy bears on...
Fiona Moore, 03. December, 2013 | #

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Mount Te Aroha....The Mountain of Love....!!

Mount Te Aroha....The Mountain of Love....!!

Written by Joanne Watterson on Wednesday, 01 February 2012. Posted in Mountain High, Worldwide

Mount Te Aroha....The Mountain of Love....!!

Whilst on a camping trip over the christmas holidays, we stayed in a place called Te Aroha....maori for love.

The fantastic Teva shoes that Mathilda has started wearing for hiking must definitely be assisting in the creation of a love of mountains!! :o)

mountain wildlife

She has made no complaints of rubbing or anything both worn with or without socks... my only slight complaint is they are not that easy to open up wide enough for her to totally manage to get them on by herself.

trekking up the mountain

The mountain walk was uphill all the way passing firstly the only soda spring geyser in the world (or so they say) and then through bush for an hour or so to a viewing platform before more bush and then a very steep section where tree roots began to resemble rope ladders...and were used as such.. the view from the top...magnificent

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