Sunday 5 December 2021

A Bloody Fine Stay.

Our November 2021 visit to French Pass & d'Urville Island was from Thursday 18th to Sunday 21st November 2021 It was memorable for a variety of reasons. The Blood Red Super Moon was seen - the longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years! The sky was clear and we had a good view of it.
Blood Red Moon

A couple of Rugby matches featured and we had the luxury of Sky Sports to watch the NPC final (Waikato beat Tasman) and the Test Match - (France beat the All Blacks). Not a happy time for the local viewers.
Watching defeats on TV

Knitting?


The fishing featured Cod & Mussels from Current Basin on Thursday, a poor catch of assorted fish on Friday at the Rangitoto Islands, a rough trip and few fish from Greville Harbour on Saturday and our quota of cod from Current Basin in the rain on Sunday.
Linchtime at the Rangitotos

The Masked Stranger

Sashimi anyone?

Lunch Stop

Steve's new bait board,


Retrieving boats at French Pass


On the home front, we ate and drank well; Glen and Richard made Spring Rolls, but the proposed wine tasting competition was put off till another day.

Pie are round!

Maori Bread!
A small portion please!

Spring Roll Chefs.

A note:
The GPS function of a lost hearing aid is not very accurate in a region of poor cellular reception. The aid is still lost and the insurance company is poorer. (Have you ever heard of a poor insurance company?)








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