I try to follow the golden rule of remembering to carry a camera when strolling along in nature the road. When we went on a short stroll along Ngatiawa Road (east) this morning, I took it along, only to find that I’ve already photographed most of the noteworthy scenes.
Then I spotted the remains of the tree with which Richard the Woodcutter had almost blocked off Kents Road traffic: The photo does not do the height from which it fell any justice at all - the top of that ridge is a good five/six storeys above the road. You don’t want to be standing here when he fells one of these pine giants! The ‘arrows’ sign has nothing to do with the tree-slide – it indicates the one-way narrow bridge over the river up ahead.
I looked around for more ordinary scenes, with these results:
Hi from Billy at the Ngatiawa/Kents T-junction
Lots of pretty weeds, seeds and wild flowers to be seen along the verge.
The winding road…
Mr Arachna designed his new home with one nice rectangular window. Then he got bored and made a whole bunch of funky odd-shaped ones.
The sun filtering through the trees at this peaceful scene with a wooden paddock gate.
The canopy above the road ahead creates a complete roof: ideal shelter if you get caught in an unexpected rain-shower.
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