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Friday, 7 September 2007
Annika se verjaarsdagkoek
Thursday, 6 September 2007
'n Baie stil huis
THE SHAKY ISLES :
The last fatal earthquake in New Zealand was on the West Coast of the South Island in May 1968. Three deaths resulted.
THE CONTINENTAL CLIMATE :
Due to the moderating effect of the ocean, summer and winter temperatures in most NZ locations differ by less than 10 degrees C. The most continental climate is found in the South Island, in Central Otago, inland from Dunedin.
Here the temperature reaches 24 degrees C on an average day in summer while in winter it falls to minus 2 degrees C on an average night. Rainfall is a semi-arid 350mm a year. In comparison, rainfall in other NZ locations is :
- Christchurch 635mm
- Wellinton 1250mm
- Auckland 1200mm
Much of NZ's stone fruits, such as peaches and apricots are grown in Central Otago.
Wednesday, 5 September 2007
Tirau - afsluiting


INTERESSANTE FEITE :
ANOTHER RAINY DAY?
The highest rainfall in a year in New Zealand was a drenching 18.4metres (60 feet) in 1997 - 1998 at Cropp River on the west of the South Island. By contrast, the lowes rainfall was a miserly 167mm (6.6 inches) in 1963 -1964 at Alexandra, Central Otago.
SEEING THE WOOD :
30% of New Zealand's land is forested. Forestry accounts for 12% of New Zealand's exports. This is expected to increase as more plantations mature.
Odélia kuier by Ouma
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
Odélia is by die huis
Monday, 3 September 2007
Ronald McDonald Huis

Ek lyk maar net besig in die kombuis.

Lyk darem nie of Japie die slag verloor het nie. Hy met Joanné op sy arm, besig om haar bottels te maak.

Yolandi besig met ontbyt.





