Windy
So my flatmate Michael said, "Do you wanna see a wind farm?" I thought it sounded nifty, and agreed.
What I had thought would be a basic jump-in-the-buses-and-head-into-the-hills trip turned out not to be. They were having an Official Opening of Te Rere Hau Wind Farm. There was speechifying (inside a conference room), with coffee and food, and the Prime Minister.
Then we climbed into buses and headed into the hills. I'll give the rest of the details when the camera that I took pictures on is back in the city so that I can upload them.
to be continued...
What I had thought would be a basic jump-in-the-buses-and-head-into-the-hills trip turned out not to be. They were having an Official Opening of Te Rere Hau Wind Farm. There was speechifying (inside a conference room), with coffee and food, and the Prime Minister.
Then we climbed into buses and headed into the hills. I'll give the rest of the details when the camera that I took pictures on is back in the city so that I can upload them.
to be continued...
posted by theamazingcatherine | 1:36 pm
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But did you get to meet the Prime Minister?
No. She was at the front of the crowd giving a speech, and I was sitting at the back dozing on Michael's shoulder. (In most cases, one speech is much like another.)
Testing, testing, do re mi fa...
And another test ....
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