Posts by Gudrun Gisela
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The old Railway Station
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Capture: Two Tales of a City, in reply to Hebe,
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Will be delighted to finally meet up .Daffies in the Botanical Garden are just about as good as they can get. Let me know via e-mail what your plans are and we will arrange a time and place to celebrate spring.
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Capture: Two Tales of a City, in reply to Islander,
Thank you so much for your comment it has given me insight into those men and sheds and they just pop away for a bit and that is what they are doing. Eunice is so delighted that her husband has finally done what he had wanted to for quite a while.
How is life in your nook of the woods? Filled with daffodils and spring lambs i bet . Good to see the sun at long last. -
Capture: Two Tales of a City, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
Yes Sofie i am looking at such happenings more so as economies the world world struggle and fail its good to see there are people out there quietly working away and pooling resources as we all used to in the early days. Kiwis can do attitude. Richard Lowen at age 81, is not stopping yet. He has intentions of taking it down to Doubtful Sound for a bit of an experience.
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Thanks Jackson. As someone who travels mostly on the scooter i love the freedom it gives us. Had a Solex Velo once until it got stolen .That you restored your Vespa is brilliant, looking forward to future postings about the two of you.
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Capture: Two Tales of a City, in reply to Lilith __,
Thanks Lilith, I hope this is still within the guidelines of the tales of this city.
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The original Eunice Brenda and the masterpiece named after her.
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Boarding his vessel.
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At long last Richard Lowen is able to get to his boat on the water.
