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Hole in the Rock in Bay of Islands, Aotearoa
31.01.2024
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Big sardine smoke. ⚓️🐟💦(Mixed media on canvas-commissions open)🎣
#pop art#contemporary art#fine art#folk art#fishing life#fishing tournament#fishing tackle#fishing lures#fishing line#fishing nets#fishing lure#fisherman#fishermen#pablo picasso#picasso#basquiat#jean michel basquiat#sustainable fishing#bay of islands#catch and release#sardine#sardines#neo expressionism#abstract expressionism#fishing boat#tuna fish#pop artist#surrealist art#surrealism#surrealistic
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Exploring Russel Island : A Hidden Gem In The Pacific
Welcome to our blog post all about Russel Island! Tucked away in the heart of the Pacific, Russel Island is a true hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Join us as we uncover the beauty, culture, and adventures that await on this enchanting island paradise.
INTRODUCTION TO RUSSEL ISLAND
Nestled among the Solomon Islands, Russel Island is a pristine oasis boasting lush rainforests, crystal-clear waters, and rich biodiversity. With its untouched natural landscapes and vibrant local culture, Russel Island offers a unique and authentic experience for travelers seeking adventure off the beaten path.
EXPLORING NATURAL WONDERS
From pristine beaches and coral reefs teeming with marine life to dense jungles and cascading waterfalls, Russel Island is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Spend your days snorkeling in the turquoise waters, hiking through verdant rainforests, or simply unwinding on secluded beaches as you soak in the breathtaking scenery.
IMMERSING IN LOCAL CULTURE
Russel Island is home to a warm and welcoming community with a rich cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in local traditions by visiting traditional villages, attending cultural performances, and sampling delicious island cuisine. From vibrant dance ceremonies to intricately crafted handicrafts, there's no shortage of cultural experiences to discover on Russel Island.
ADVENTURE AWAITS
Whether you're a thrill-seeker or a laid-back traveler, Russel Island offers endless opportunities for adventure. Embark on a kayaking expedition through mangrove forests, embark on a fishing excursion in search of the day's catch, or take a boat trip to nearby uninhabited islands for a day of exploration and discovery.
PLAN YOUR ESCAPE TO RUSSEL ISLAND
Ready to experience the beauty and wonder of Russel Island for yourself? Start planning your adventure today and prepare to be enchanted by this hidden paradise in the Pacific. From pristine natural landscapes to vibrant cultural experiences, Russel Island offers the perfect escape for travelers seeking an unforgettable journey off the beaten path.
Join us as we embark on an unforgettable journey to Russel Island and discover why this hidden gem is a must-visit destination for adventurers and explorers alike.
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Side Yard - Modern Deck
Mid-sized modern side yard deck design with an addition to the roof
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This, and the aspect of the whole scene, afforded a remarkable, and not a very pleasing contrast, with our joyful and boisterous welcome at Tahiti.
"Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the Countries Visited During the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle Round the World, 1832-36" - Charles Darwin
#book quote#the voyage of the beagle#charles darwin#nonfiction#bay of islands#new zealand#remarkable#contrast#joyful#boisterous#welcome#tahiti#pacific islands#aotearoa
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RETREAT TO AUCKLAND
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#Auckland#Bay of islands#Bream Head#Cape Brett#Cavilli Passage#Dispute Cove#Elizabeth reef#Hobsonville#Kawau Island#Ninepin Rock#Papatara Bay#Patuni Bay#Rimariki Island#Tikitiki Rock#Tutakaka#Urqharts Bay#Whangamumu Harbour#Whangaroa Harbour
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A human being after acquiring the refuge of a true master or Guru must worship the true God.
- Supreme Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj
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It Is Time To Grow with Piper Grant
Mustard had the pleasure of speaking with New Zealand's Piper Grant. Together we discussed their songwriting process, their influences, their home Bay of Islands, their EP "Patience is a Virtue", and so much more!
Mustard had the pleasure of speaking with New Zealand’s Piper Grant. Together we discussed their songwriting process, their influences, their home Bay of Islands, their EP “Patience is a Virtue”, and so much more!
1. Mustard is thankful to have you join them at Music Shelf. How are you doing today?
Hey Mustard, it’s a pleasure to be talking with you. I am thriving.
2. You are based in New…
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#australia#bay of islands#growth#indie artists#indie music#marmite#music interview#music shelf with mustard#new zealand#piper grant#songwriting#spotify
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The hole in the Rock
The hole in the Rock
After a couple of days of lovely weather the clouds started to roll in, which was a shame because today we would be boarding a catamaran for a trip around the Bay of Islands. Departure was a bit rushed because we didn’t get our ‘wake-up’ call from the hotel. From then on, lesson learnt, I programmed an alarm on my mobile phone.
The boat set out from the wharf at point 1 on the map above and…
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Dolphin Seeker on the Bay of Islands, Aotearoa
31.01.2024
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Boldt Castle,
Heart Island, Alexandria Bay, New York, United States,
Courtesy: Jack Harrigan
#design#art#architecture#history#luxury lifestyle#style#luxury house#luxury home#island#boldt castle#heart island#alexandria bay#new york#united states#jefferson
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The big catch. ⛵️🌊⚓️💦(Mixed media on canvas-commissions open)🎣
#neo pop art#basquiat#outsider art#naive art#folk art#primitive art#sailboats#fishing line#fishing lure#fishing life#fishermen#fisherman#fishing nets#fishing net#bay of islands#sardines#anchovies#ocean plastic#sustainable fishing#catch of the day#catch and release#deep sea fish#fishing boat#wooden sailboat#sailing life#angling#fishing tackle#fishing gear#fishing lures#fishing
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Top 10 Places to Visit in New Zealand That Will Make Your Bucket List
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8n0H_9_pFM
New Zealand is a lovely country with many beautiful spots to visit. The list is quite extensive.
#new zealand#bay of islands#auckland#queenstown#christchurch#fox and franz josef glaciers#tongariro national park#milford sound#waiheke island#rotorua#fiordland national park
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Great Ocean Road Day 2
Today was very much about the famous sights on the GOR, in particular the 12 Apostles. However, when I did this before as part of a tour we really only7 got to see Loch Ard Gorge and the 12 Apostles so this time was the opportunity to see ALL the main sights and travelling from east to west was also much better given that the sights improved as we went along.
Starting from Apollo Bay this morning we started our westward journey with a trip to Cape Otway National Park to see the lighthouse primarily - not fantastic as we couldn't get close but we were rewarded by seeing both kangaroos who bounced out in front of us and a red fox - even if they are trying to kill them in the area. Then it was on to Castle Cover lookout for some great initially scenery, then the big sights loomed into view.
The first we went to was Gibson Steps, 88 of the blighters which took us down to the beach from where we could see the Apostles temptingly in the background. The climb up and down was well worth it and provided a great start to the 12 Apostles which followed. As before I find these stacks stunning and the day was clear and bright, although very windy. Despite the carpark being pretty full the area wasn't as busy as I expected and we were able to get some great shots.
We then moved on to Loch Ard Gorge, which sadly is shut so we couldn't go down onto the beach as I've done before but we did get to see the Razorback rocks and Island Arch. I hadn't appreciated just how may shipwrecks had occurred along this single stretch of coast but I'm not surprised judging by both the wind and the shallow lying rocks extending well out to sea. It is easy to see just how the ships got pushed onto the rocks to their doom.
Our next place to visit was London Bridge - doesn't really look like it but I can see why it is named this and then The Grotto. This was a real find....again a short walk and steps and we just expected to go down to see more rocks but there was a fab archway and pool with bright blue water and was a real gem of a find. We then stopped briefly at both the Bay of Martyrs and Bay of Islands before making our way to our overnight accommodation in Warnambool.
Having checked in we set off again to a couple of more local sights, this time Stingray Bay, stunningly beautiful waves and Logans Beach where paragliding was taking place and then we headed to Tower Hill wildlife reserve where I was rewarded with my first koala sighting, though the pictures weren't good.
During the day we also saw some lovely birds, in particular the Australian Kin parrots (female has the green head), honeyeaters and many seabirds which I can't identify. Great day but I am now sunburned!
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