Photo by Neil Protheroe, posted on Facebook by New Zealand 100% Pure. The June 23 2013 Super Moon over the ocean off Kaikoura, the South Island of New Zealand. |
The polar blast that hit New Zealand over the past week finally subsided a bit today. I'm finally coming right from the flu/cold I've had since last week and decided it was time to get out a bit in the sunshine. Driving around I could see the evidence of the storm as the river is high and brown, the bay is brown from that same river, trees are down and debris is all around. The country definitely took a beating. I heard in the news that the country's capital, Wellington, had over 1,000 emergency calls on Friday night and that over 25,000 homes were without power.
Luckily, today was a much clearer day. Just in time for the Super Moon tonight. Here is a photo I found online (see photo caption above) of the Super Moon over Kaikoura on the east coast of the South Island, north of Christchurch. Kaikoura is such a beautiful place. For me, it's a definite must-see if you're going to visit New Zealand ... or even if you already live here.
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