I love your writings, and the picture just brings the world together. I love a good sunset and that’s amazing. Thank you!

I love all of your posts, I find myself thinking about them at random times in the day due to the amazing diversity. You take stunning photos, write so wonderfully and never seem to tire which is just awesome. When it was hailing yesterday I was wondering how it was at your house!

I find blogging very healthy, some say I can be a little infatuated by it all though as for a while I had 3 going at the same time, but since life gets busier that had to stop. I do find myself though sitting having breakfast wondering what I can do for the day so I can get it on the blog!!

Keep the insipration coming – lots of cyber hugs x

I feel a great peace when I am amongst nature. I can stare at a fern in the garden, blowing gently in the wind, for only seconds – but feel like it was so much longer. A dewdrop reflecting the sun’s precious warmth; the call of the tui and the aeronautics of the fantail; the smell of sweet herbs growing in my garden – enlivened when I gently rub my fingers on the leaves; the laughter of children caught in a world where time stands still – they know this secret already – but I have to teach them to retain it as they journey into adulthood with our world’s infactuation for ‘time’.

I really loved reading this post; you write beautifully and the photograph is stunning – bringing back memories of so many wild sky and landscapes I have seen.

Life here in New Zealand is magical – but I too feel the pull of home so strongly. I’ve been here around ten year’s and miss my dear family and many friends very much. I am thankful our love is so strong that the distance doesn’t quell our deep bond. It would be so lovely to share more sunsets and dramatic skies with them in person – but thankfully the age of the Internet helps us to share so much more than we could have done had we emigrated year’s ago.