After two fairly intense days of activity, we decided to lay low. We took a walk along Lake Wanaka past beaches paved with sparkly schist/mica stone and vineyards for Rippon Winery.
We missed our turn on the way back and wandered into Wanaka Station park which had a small rose garden and an absolutely massive redwood.
Hal had a nap. I read. We bought groceries. Then headed to the "i-site" to meet new friends, Margaret and Peter Sage for dinner at The Landing. The food was very good. There was a lovely view of the lake and mountains from the 2nd floor dining room, and we had a great time getting acquainted.
After Peter let it slip that Margaret's pre-retirement career had been as a hired assassin, I readily agreed to publish a picture of their adorable and very smart Norfolk Terrier, Tilly ;-) Hopefully, now that her picture has appeared in this blog, she will become famous as I promised them!
We had an exciting time trying to find their B & B (The Tin Tub) in the pitch dark, and seemingly out in the middle of nowhere, and then headed for home.
We missed our turn on the way back and wandered into Wanaka Station park which had a small rose garden and an absolutely massive redwood.
Hal had a nap. I read. We bought groceries. Then headed to the "i-site" to meet new friends, Margaret and Peter Sage for dinner at The Landing. The food was very good. There was a lovely view of the lake and mountains from the 2nd floor dining room, and we had a great time getting acquainted.
After Peter let it slip that Margaret's pre-retirement career had been as a hired assassin, I readily agreed to publish a picture of their adorable and very smart Norfolk Terrier, Tilly ;-) Hopefully, now that her picture has appeared in this blog, she will become famous as I promised them!
We had an exciting time trying to find their B & B (The Tin Tub) in the pitch dark, and seemingly out in the middle of nowhere, and then headed for home.
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