A cavalcade of tractors travelling from the south to the north of the country arrived in Kaitaia today.
The purpose is to raise funds and awareness for New Zealand Hospices.
KAITAIA: At Te Ahu.
KAITAIA: At Te Ahu.
KAITAIA: At Te Ahu.
KAITAIA: At Te Ahu.
KAITAIA: At Te Ahu.
IT IS HOT: The fan does not help very much!
“Our crazy summer,” I am reading in the paper.
“It’s the hottest
… and the wettest.”
The New Zealand Herald, Friday, March 2, 2018
“IF YOU WANT TO FIND THOSE WHO SERVE GOD THE BEST, YOU MUST LOOK FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE MOST FAITH.” – C. H. Spurgeon
“ES SIND EIGENTLICH NUR DIE HILFLOSEN, DIE BETEN KOENNEN.” – Ole Hallesby
“Regeneration is a subject which lies at the very basis of salvation, and we should make a special effort to determine whether or not we are “born again,” for there are many who fancy they are, who are not – C. H. Spurgeon
AWANUI is a township in the Far North District of New Zealand, 6 km north of Kaitaia. (“Large river.”)
AWANUI:
REASON FOR THIS POST:
Most visitors to New Zealand are going to Cape Reinga. All tourists who have been at Cape Reinga have passed through Awanui.
I am thinking of all the people and their stories from all over the world who have passed through Awanui.
Please let me know if you are one of them.
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KAITAIA: Sign on Commerce Street.
SEEN TODAY: “May the flowers remind us, why the rain was so necessary.”