Moko APW Photography

Day4 Isolation

Beautiful evening skies from my front courtyard. The breeze has been nice and has been good to get out of bed and been able to sit at the front door for a short time and enjoying the breeze.

Hoping to have a good sleep this evening as last night had terrible sleep all night with the remaining symptoms left. Still riding the wave and hoping it been over soon as 5 more days to go in isolation.

Amazing sunset right now from my front door. Nice to be able to feel the evening breeze on day3 of isolation.

Happy Saturday. I hope your all having an amazing weekend.

Mahamudra Centre for Universal Unity is situated on 8 acres in the inspirational setting of Colville Valley, Coromandel Peninsula. Surrounded by meadows, woods and the lovely hills of the Coromandel range, our ambience is conducive to peace, calm and healing.

View down to Manaia Harbour on the Coromandel Peninsula.

Gorgeous views from Paku Lodge during our summer holiday. Tairua, Coromandel Peninsula.

A beautiful place to visit and experience. Waterworks Coromandel.

Just loved the creativity and passion. So enjoyed visiting The Waterworks in Coromandel.

“I think having land and not ruining it is the most beautiful art that anybody could ever want.”

Summer holiday views from where we stayed in Kuaotunu on the Coromandel Peninsula. The views were magical.

Such a magical place and experience. Well worth the visit Driving Creek Railway in Coromandel New Zealand.

A spectular place to visit in Coromandel.

The pottery is amazing.

Beautiful array of colours at the Waterworks Park in Coromandel.

Evening view at Coromandel Wharf.

Sun setting at McGregors Bay in Coromandel.

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An absolutely magical place to experience Driving Creek Railway,Coromandel

An absolutely magical place to experience Driving Creek Railway,Coromandel.

The bottle wall was so creative.

Stunning water features at Driving Creek Railway,Coromandel

Driving Creek Railway,Coromandel

Driving Creek Railway,Coromandel.

Climb aboard for a captivating one-hour and fifteen minute railway journey and be inspired by the story of one man’s lifetime passion to bring Art, Conservation and Engineering together to create Driving Creek.
Your train driver will entertain you with the story of Barry Brickell and how this amazing place came to be, as your tram winds its way up to the EyeFull Tower lookout, traveling through a native forest of regenerating kauri, rimu and ferns.
Hear how pottery has played an important role in creating Driving Creek and of our work to return the Driving Creek property to pre-European times as we travel over large viaducts, through tunnels and reversing points.