We decided to take a stroll down the beach, pose for photos, search the rock pools and draw in the sand. The rock pools were fairly barren of life, but Simon did find a fish head and a live crab!
Alice, Urezza and Simon at Port Waikato |
Alice busy drawing things in the sand while mum and Urezza look on at Port Waikato |
Me and Simon on the rocks at Port Waikato |
Urezza, Alice, Simon and Malcolm scouring the rock pools |
Alice, Urezza and Simon enjoying a picnic lunch at Port Waikato |
On the jetty at Port Waikato - Urezza, Simon, Alice, Malcolm and Sally |
After our adventure down the beach everyone had worked up a bit of an appetite so we enjoyed a simple picnic lunch before heading down to the estuary and a stroll on the jetty overlooking the Waikato River.
Today dawned with misty drizzle. We all walked down the drive to see Alice onto the bus. Today she got to sit up front because of her broken arm. Then Urezza and Malcolm set off to do all the cattle shifts. When all the jobs were done, we headed to Tuakau to the Nikau Coopworth Ram Sale.
There was a reasonable turnout of buyers and good money paid for rams in the first 5 - 8 pens (we didn't stay longer for the other pens). Urezza and Simon were given instructions not to wave or nod or to buy a ram! We managed to buy our number 1 marked ram, and this will be added to our Kaahu Rams.
Nikau Coopworth Ram Sale at Tuakau Saleyards |
Warren, Urezza, Simon and Malcolm enjoying a coffee |
What was left of the Pavlova! |
Tomorrow, Urezza and Simon start there tour around NZ. They head to the Nikau Caves first for a tour through the caves before heading to Hamilton/Cambridge. We have packed up a box of things they might need, a list of possible places to visit and some people to see over the next three months. Hope they enjoy themselves and create a lot of memories.
Thank you for your hospitality! We are looking forward to welcome you guys and of course Alice at our place!
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Hope they have settled well back into routine life back in Switzerland now. We enjoy having visitors!
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