April 06 - Vita, Gareth, Tim, Peter, and Kristen. Nelson 

April 06 - Kristen paddling in the fountain, Nelson 

April 06 - Picnic with the Worboys in Queen's Gardens, Nelson 

April 06 - A chat with Tim. 

April 06 - Helen and Kristen at Queen's gardens in Nelson 

April 06 - Kiss for Tam? 

April 06 - Rissie learning to walk. She is very pleased with herself! 

April 06 - With Dad 

March 06 - Rissie 

March 06 - Water fun - Rissie, Kadesh, and Olivia Hall 

March 06 - School time for teddy 

March 06 - Tea time for teddy 

Well... this is it! We and Peter and Helen have bought this piece of land. Peter and Helen will take the half that is in the foreground, and we will take the half that goes from just behind the small clump of pine trees to the long line of them at the back. There is more of the section to the left of the photo, and it carries on through some native bush to the creek on the northern boundary. The eastern boundary is the line of pine trees you can see in the distance, the southern boundary is apparently several fence posts hidden in the bush, and the northern boundary is yet to be surveyed and fenced. At the bottom left of the photo you can see a piece of road. Further to the left of this road is some bush, then a road that runs along the creek, and then some native bush that hides the creek.

The bush between the road and the road along the creek. 

Looking east down the road that is along the creek. The creek is down (very down) to the left (somewhere). 

Looking east to the mountains. Our boundary continues to the left of the road to the creek (which took some finding in the scrub!) 

Looking east. The row of pine trees are the eastern boundary. The clump of pine trees in the foreground surround a pond. 

Looking west to the sea (which you can just see shining under the cloud bank - the sun was on it, and it was blinding!) 

Looking south along the trees that are the eastern boundary. 

...and just looking 

It is a NICE teddy. 

Thank you Opa and Oma for my new teddy. 

Breakfast looks good... 

...but I'm not going to let go of my teddy. 

Teddy Bear tea party