Wednesday, 27 September 2017
Spring at McLaren Falls Park
The other half has recently purchased a drone and on Sunday we drove around McLaren Falls Park trying to find somewhere he could test it's flying abilities.
We stopped at 2 spots but the areas were a bit exposed to the wind and the poor old drone was knocked to the ground where we found one of the propellers had come loose.
Along the way I got out of the car and went for a walk into one of the parks there, crossed a bridge over a small stream and found this area full of blooming Daffodils. Lovely to finally see evidence of Spring :-)
Labels:
bay of plenty,
daffodils,
flowers,
mclaren falls,
native bush,
nature,
new zealand,
parks,
spring,
tauranga
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A cheerful sight!
ReplyDeleteSpring has definitely arrived. Nothing better than seeing those gorgeous daffodils in flower.
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty park. Happy Spring
ReplyDeletenice, i love it when spring flowers finally bloom after a long winter :))
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of a lovely looking place. We're into autumn here, won't be seeing daffs until March-ish. A drone would be great fun, I think - and so useful for a travel website...
ReplyDeleteThe daffodil is lovely. Does the drone have a camera? :)
ReplyDeleteno it doesn't, but he's bought a go pro and is somehow going to attach it to the drone.
DeleteI love the McLaren falls park. I managed some beautiful autumn photos there last year.
ReplyDeletei love it when spring flowers finally bloom after a long winter :))
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