I now have so much material for blog posts that I could bore you for months. As it is most of it is likely to remain unused in my iPhoto bank for eternity (ok, for a few years anyway). I shall try and distill some of the more compelling and/or less boring photos from the last month and get them onto the blog before I eventually leave for the other end of the globe (in 63 sleeps). I think that I said that once before either on this blog or on Eagleton Notes and then never managed it. I'll try harder this time.
They are a sort of hotch potch. Rather like this suit walking down Emerson Street last week:
Or looking out on a wonderful world through a window:
Or just being together:
Or perhaps being alone:
Despite living in a textile industry town, that is one piece of fashion I have not yet seen on our streets! Looks a bit... undecided...
ReplyDeleteWonderful window view and bird pictures!
fantastic captures. love the pink shop and the person in the crazy suit, I wonder if his face was painted both sexes also.
ReplyDeleteWow! A pink shop. Just my sort of colour dont you know?!! xxxx
ReplyDeleteI just love your bird photos! The look on the face of the woman looking at that suit cracked me up!
ReplyDeleteHowever do you pronounce Kaiaua? WAAY too many vowels in there for me! :)
What an outfit! That's not exactly the high fashion I expect to see in Napier. Love the view from your hideaway window.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well ? Just watching the devastation after the earthquakes on television.
ReplyDeleteI just wonder how his/her partner felt walking alongside. I feel embarrassed enough by Jo's multi-coloured socks!!
ReplyDeleteWell John, you would be more embarrassd by my socks. I have a pair where one of the socks is black with vivid pink stars on it and the other is pink with black stars on it!!? Good luck to Jo - she knows fashion when she sees it. Love to you both x
ReplyDeleteThat suit is superb and the girls face is a picture on it's own.......missed the suit at first thought you were flying at half mast.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with your photoshop ability!
Lisa: Kaiaua is pronounced Keye (as in eye) ow (as in ow I've been hurt) a (as in cat) = K-eye-ow-a
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments everyone. It was Art Deco Week so dressing up is quite the thing. He had a beard too.