Flying south at sunrise.
flying
Rā 262 Rāpare 21 o Mahuru
From one end of the country to another; yesterday in Auckland, today in Wellington (well the airport, at least!) A good team hui, lots of good kõrero. A little bit if a hitch at the start of the day, though! 
Rā 189 Rātapu 9 o Hōngongoi
We flew down to the mainland for work and Aonghas’ hockey tournament today. Great views between the clouds. Its always interesting trying to work out what we fly over. This is Nelson.
Rā 183 Rāhina 3 o Hongongoi
Flew right over the top of Ruapehu today…stunning.
Rā 169 Rāhina 19 o Pipiri
A day working with inspiring teachers again. Today I was in Taupō. Got ready to go for a run at the end of the day to find I had left my shoes at home! Went for a swim instead. A tad chilly but refreshing and beautiful – swimming with ducks!
Rā 221 Rāhina, 8 o Here-turi-kōkā
A very frosty morning at the lake today but it was good to be able to start running in the light as the sun rose. The sharp blue sky of Hamilton gave way to increasing cloud as I flew South. Even through the murky yellowness of the plane window Ngarahoe shone resplendent enrobed in snow. It was a bumpy old descent into Wellington but the wind roared and hissed and had blown itself and the rain away before we headed out to sample the craft beer delights of Beervana.
So today’s photos tell a story of winter weather and warming beer!
Day 159 June 7th 2016
On the road again… there’s a song in there somewhere! On my way to sunny Hawkes Bay and Gisborne for CLA PLD days via Wellington. Flying south means flying down the west coast – snow-capped Taranaki to my right and Ruapehu and Tongariro equally majestic robed in white.
Taranaki is just a blip on the horizon from my lofty stance but impressive.
Day 124 May 3rd 2016
Can never resist taking photos out of plane windows! Great light through the clouds to the sea flying into Wellington this afternoon. Edited with Snapseed.
Day 67 March 7th 2016
I love taking photos out of plane windows but still don’t understand how the propellers are visible on photos when you can’t see them as they spin…. This is the view of Taranaki and the coast through the clouds.
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Day 66 March 6th 2016
I love talking photos or of plane windows but still don’t understand how the propellers are visible on photos when you can’t see them as they spin…. This is the view of Taranaki and the coast through the clouds.
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