Hey hey! It’s starting to get colder, cloudier, and rainier here, the telltale signs of NZ fall.
It's funny; except for a little less colour in the trees fall still feels,
looks, and smells like fall. Even though I’m on the other side of the world, it's amazing that fall still smells like fall.
Anyway, this Friday I went to my first ever rugby game!
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IFSA group from the stands. |
The Auckland Blues played the South African Bulls in a Super Rugby
mach. The Super Rugby union is one step down from the All Blacks, New Zealand’s
most famous and all victorious international rugby team, and consists only of
teams from Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. I was surprised there
weren’t as many people there as I was expecting, but I guess the hype is not
the same if it’s not the All Blacks.
Then Sunday I spent the morning planting trees as part of a volunteer activity on
Motutapu Island with my IFSA Butler group.
It rained a bit in the morning, as
it has pretty much every morning since the start of fall, but the small shower
cleared up by the afternoon. After we planted we headed down to the shore for a
“Sausage Sizzle” aka the classic kiwi bbq – a sausage on a slice of bread with
tomato sauce, the perfect way to end a beautiful day.
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Off to the water to dip my feet in. |
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What a nice day... |
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