Wednesday, 9 December 2020

Views over Paihia




 I was in Paihia with my daughter yesterday and after we parked the car we climbed to the top of this hill - this was the view over the lower part of the town. 

We are now into early Summer so it was a stinking hot day, we stopped at one point and treated ourselves to Movenpick ice creams. 

Linking up with My Corner of the World and Wordless Wednesday

16 comments:

local alien said...

That's a lovely little seaside scene. Nice to be able to enjoy that view, and icecream

Tom said...

...it's a nice coastal community!

NatureFootstep said...

seems like e nice place to visit. :)

NCSue said...

What a nice little place for a day at the water!
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Graham Edwards said...

Good old Paihia. I was just dawdling through the post until you mentioned Movenpick ice creams. Then my ears, eyes and taste buds perked up.

Billy Blue Eyes said...

Nothing like an Icecream on a hot day. Quite a community

William Kendall said...

A splendid view!

Bill said...

Nice looking coastal community.

Klara said...

so envious :-)

Pauline said...

It looks so quiet and peaceful. I'd say it will look quite different in a couple of weeks when the visitors arrive.

Susan Heather said...

Lovely town and the Movenpick ice cream would make it even better.

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Love your view from the hill. You got a helicopter, a pier, houses, highway and all sorts of other stuff.

Veronica Lee said...

WOW! What a view!!

Happy Wednesday!

Tigger's Mum said...

I just love the green between the houses and thank heavens NZ is a country where that largely does not represent a seasonal fire risk to people's homes.

gz said...

Oh yes, that ice cream...and a trip on the ferry for wood fired pizzas!!

betty-NZ said...

I love seeing New Zealand from different angles!

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