It was a misty, moisty sort of a day but we wrapped up well for the conditions. At least it wasn’t cold.
The blog of the Jewell Whanau in Wellington, New Zealand.
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Another old favourite
The Main Ridge Track in the East Harbour Regional Park. Four previous posts have covered the walk.
It was a misty, moisty sort of a day but we wrapped up well for the conditions. At least it wasn’t cold.
It was a good day for taking photographs of the vegetation.
I think this is mapou.
The intricate lacelike leaves and twigs of beech give a special quality to the forest.
Rimu has a very distinctive juvenile form.
Here we are on the most photographed bench in my blog. Noreen is displaying a bar of Whittaker’s Fruit and Nut chocolate – the main reason we go walking.
We were intrigued by this nicely coloured fungus growing on a tree.
Can you guess the joke these people were making?
And finally a possible close relation to the fern I spotted last week on Colonial Knob.
It was a misty, moisty sort of a day but we wrapped up well for the conditions. At least it wasn’t cold.
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