Big rains hit Kawakawa Island! ... in which we learn about the principles of fluvial geomorphologyWe have had about 80 mm rain in the last few days, so we ventured down to the gully with deep anticipation as to how this may have...
A further Sheep Diaries' revelation: Sheep appreciate the artsIn my last post, I shared the astounding revelation that sheep are good at maths. But we now have irrefutable evidence that they also...
A Sheep Diaries' revelation: Sheep are good at maths!On Tuesday 25th September we had our last lambs. The last of the floppy-eared three had twins: one black and one white. This followed the...
Sheep diaries: Pinch and a Punch!A picture of Bliss. Mum snoozing in the afternoon sun with Pinch and Punch (or maybe Punch and Munf, or Munf and Pinch ...?) The birth of...
Sheep diaries - Fatty's fateLast time I wrote [Sheep diaries - Our first lambs], the fate of Fatty and her triplets hung in the balance. We had intervened to save...
The school that moved: Wildbore geocache no. 1In 1977, an entire school house moved from its existing location on a country road in the shadow of the Ruahine Range in the Manawatu to...