https://www.relive.cc/view/vevWmKKJpy6

This was the south coast cleanup trip.

My legs hurt. Amazing scenery though.

Someone’s loaned me a mountain bike, I’ve been out after work a few times this week. I’m saving up to buy my own one soon.

https://www.relive.cc/view/vrqowLwAjKq

Also, I’ll be helping with the south coast cleanup tomorrow, cleaning up Taputearanga island with the Wellington sea kayak network.

There’s a parking machine on Dixon Street where someone has busted the solar panel, I wonder if it was the same person?

I mean, it’s a ferry crossing and a day’s drive for me, versus an overseas holiday.

I like it, this solves the problem of nobody making the thread on the weekends, and also less clutter in the instance feed.

I haven’t checked my tree for a while actually.

A bit more spendy to get there though.

You’re replying to a month old comment, the argument is well and truly over.

You seriously need to get a life.

I’ve done next to nothing all day, it’s been great.

Both of these were tide dependent trips, the flow up and down the coastline is pretty intense, especially closer to the strait.

This was my weekend on the water, Makara to Titahi Bay Sunday, and a Kapiti circumnavigation Monday.

Both were great trips, and we were very lucky with the weather.

You really should get a whetstone and sharpen your knives.

It sounds like a great show, I wish I was able to get there actually.

They mostly fit into the “insufferable Internet communist” category, so nothing to be too worried about.

I fully support the complaining = volunteering approach to assigning work.

I had a great weekend on the water, myself and a small group camped at Mangaweka, and did a trip down the Rangitikei finishing at the campsite, then on Sunday we did the blue pools section of the Tongariro. A great weekend, no swims, and one successful unplanned roll.

Saturday

Sunday

I’m not sure if you’re on a wind up or not.

And such a cute dog, too.

As I said in the survey, my preference is for a more broad aerospace community, as topics like Starlink, Google Loon etc also affect NZ, and I’d like the opportunity to talk about them as well.

Starlink, in particular, has the ability to massively change how we do things in the outdoors, the ability to have cell service anywhere will make staying in touch, checking weather etc possible without forking out a few hundred dollars for an Inreach.