Sunday, February 17, 2008
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Everything is going well and we are very busy. Please leave comments so we know who all is keeping track of our progress around the Island. Let us know if there is anything you would like to know. We will do our best to accomadate all requests. More to come with better internet access.
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Got pics??? Ben Wenk does...
New Zealand 2008 Ben actually has a bunch more pics, but blogger and/or webshots will only post 50 at a go. Click on the Dusky dolphin pic below to see all of Ben's snaps.
by housemanpsu I hope that you are able to see Ben's captions. When I loaded the album on the web last night they were there but when I just logged into add this note they were not. No html programming has changed...hummm...this blog thing can really challenge you!!! Cheers, Mary
1 comment:
Barb said...
Hi, guys,
Mostly we all want pics of Chesley!! We miss her wicked grin!
Love you guys,
Bill and Barb
February 13, 2008 9:30 AM
Genny said...
Lindsey . . . it is snowing alot here in state college and it is suppose to snow alot more. . . i am praying for a snow day tomorrow . . .missyou, Genny
February 13, 2008 11:22 AM
steve said...
I've been following your journey. The pictures look great and I'm jealous. I need to make the trip home through snow and freezing rain. Thanks for sharing so frequently... it looks like fun. Hi Jen!
steve
February 13, 2008 11:31 AM
Marie said...
Great pictures! Looks like alot of fun and good weather. Looking forward to more pictures. Have a great time!
February 13, 2008 1:40 PM
nathan said...
going to CA in the morning for IFTA.. but not near as fun as NZ I'm sure!!! will try to keep tracking you when time permits... sure would like to see a group picture!!! have fun ,take care
Nathan,Melissa,Zoe, & Eli
February 13, 2008 3:53 PM
bruce said...
Hi everyone! Sounds like a great trip so far. You've already heard about our great weather at home... Take some group shots at some key points and keep us up to date on the biggest differences between our production and theirs -- as time permits, of course. At what density are most of the orchards? Have a blast! Bruce
February 14, 2008 1:15 AM
Bob and Barb said...
Your photos and dialog are wonderful!! My wife Barb and I will be visiting New Zealand next month for a few weeks and you are giving us a great taste of the area. Keep up the good work and give a hug to "lotta leaf two" from Bob and Barb in snow and ice covered Biglerville. (btw, no school again today for the second day!!)
February 14, 2008 4:47 AM
Rick said...
Ben K.
Now that's the way to grow Gala. Take lots of pictures so we can figure out how they do it. Have fun!
Rick
February 14, 2008 1:53 PM
Justin said...
Hey guys, looks like fun. One question, Am I seeing correctly that they have some colored nettings? Are they seeing benefits from different colors?
Justin Weaver
February 15, 2008 1:05 AM
Cilda said...
The pictures are great--thanks for keeping us posted on your travels. I have several phone calls from people reading your posts and they say how much they are enjoying reading and viewing the scenes--they just have not taken the time to write. Very cold here--schools closed yesterday because of snow, ice and rain.....Enjoy the Kiwi climate. I won't ask for some group pictures or a picture of Chesley--I am telling you to post them--Matt, this is your mother speaking!!!!!
February 15, 2008 1:45 AM
gkf said...
Judi and I are really enjoying the pictures and write-ups. We are learning a lot about NZ and blogging.
We left Wilmington, NC Sunday morning in short sleeve and shorts weather and arrived home in time to see it snow.
February 15, 2008 3:47 AM
Kathy & Dave said...
hey Reid younguns' - All we can say is WOOOOW! Looks great over there. Bring back lots of ideas and oh, by the way, did we mention the energy to implement them? hahahaha Happy Valentine's Day to all 3 of ya - missing you. Mom and Dad
February 15, 2008 11:31 AM
John Rice said...
Cool pictures! What a great trip! The weather looks better there than here. How are they successful growing fruit on the other side of the globe from their markets? Hopefully you will learn things that we can apply here in Adams County. Pay close attention, and that means you, Leighton. Have a wonderful time and travel safely.
John and Vanessa Rice
February 15, 2008 4:48 PM
Lucy said...
Happy 18th Hannah!
Hope you all get to enjoy the town this weekend and get some rest for the last leg of your trip.
I love the effects of the colored netting!
Group shots showing the keen interest and involvement of all the group as they participate in the many rewarding experiences would be great!
Happy Birthday, Hannah! from your parents, your brother and Nanny. Maybe we'll even have cake and blow out a few candles!
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