Our
day today started at the Island Bay Marine Reserve.
It
was a perfect day, not a cloud in the sky and views across Cook Strait to the
snow covered hills of the South Island.
We
spent time exploring the rock pools and found crabs, anemones, starfish, periwinkles,
hermit crabs, cockabullies’ and shrimp.
Inside
the boathouse we got to see and touch an amazing range of sea life. Some even accepted the challenge to feed the
turtles from their mouths!
Oh gosh guys! School here is starting to look very boring! What wonderful experiences you are having! I think I will volunteer to be a teacher next time! Loved your mexican wave at the stadium and you found some really interesting creatures at the rocky shore. You might be getting a bit tired by now so take extra good care of each other! God bless and love, Mrs Neilson
ReplyDeleteGrandma Joyce says 'hi' Caitlin! She missed you on Tuesday night! And Silvia is still being a pain saying "Where's Caitlin?" Love you to bits, Grandma
Sounds like you are having an amazing time - we are really enjoying reading your blogs and seeing what you've been up to!!
ReplyDeleteWow the marine reserve look amazing! I bet you are all having lots of fun! Love you lots Tate, great to see you in some photos! Miss you heaps, especially Silvia who asks everyday about 10+ times where you are!! Love you lots and lots. Mum
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