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Scottish Footprints

The Explorations of a Wee Pair of Scottish Feet

Category: Wwoofing

November 8, 2013November 14, 2013

88 Days Later

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It All Ends With Lavender

November 6, 2013November 9, 2013

It All Ends With Lavender

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October 24, 2013November 8, 2013

Burning Clothes and Much Mulching

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An Alternative Recipe For Making Marmalade

October 20, 2013November 8, 2013

An Alternative Recipe For Making Marmalade

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Wood Fired Pizza Ovens and Grafting Grapevines

October 15, 2013November 14, 2013

Wood Fired Pizza Ovens and Grafting Grapevines

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The Other Side of Wwoofing

October 11, 2013November 8, 2013

The Other Side of Wwoofing

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Yesterday locally in honour of international #yarn bombing day and worldwide knit in public day a number of #knitted and #crocheted #birds appear in Lower Hutt as part of @wonky_stitches_nz.

Colourfulness in Lower Hutt today #colour #colourful #lowerhutt #lovethehutt #huttvalley #huttvalleynz

#Colourful #tuatara in #Tauranga

#Taupō walls by @jonny4higher depicting #Rūaumoko the #Māori god of #earthquakes, #volcanoes and seasons. He is thought responsible for these and tales say it is his turning that causes the earth to move. A Quake centre article tells me rū means shake, one translation of au is smoke and moko can mean lizard, letting you think of any appropriate metaphors! Super interesting to learn of the Māori mythology in #taupomuseum too!

Walls in #HastingsNZ by @mrcinzah known as Te Haaro o Te Kaahu ki Tuawhakarere, inspired by a local #Māoriproverb meaning ‘view the future with the insight of a hawk.’ #hawk #hawksofinstagram

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