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Surfcasters at Sulphur Point




It's been good to have a change in the weather here in Tauranga, so much rain over Spring but for the last couple of days it's been sunny and warm, certainly Summer is on it's way. After work on Thursday I braved the traffic queues to drive out to Sulphur Point Marina, one of the local places near the extensive port.

These guys looked like they were making the most of an afternoon off from work - not sure if they caught anything but I sure was envious of them :-)
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Rhonda Albom said…
Looks like a beautiful day. It was raining in Auckland today, with occasional blue skies mixed in.
15 October 2016 at 23:08
Buckeroomama said…
It's interesting how you guys are heading for summer, when it looks like we're finally seeing the end of summer and looking ahead to fall. :)
16 October 2016 at 01:40
carol l mck said…
Beautiful place and fun for your loves ~ Great snaps ~ thanks!

Wishing you a special week ~ ^_^
16 October 2016 at 09:57
Photo(Geo)grapher said…
Lovely photos. I like light and colours
17 October 2016 at 21:26
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