The internet is not fast broadband and I’ve got spoilt at times. Takes ages to do anything on the computer. Our son in law goes to a bowling evening on this night and it seems a very social pastime with a very reasonably priced buffet to end it. There were three bowling greens here in a small settlement of only about 3000 people and this one had a background of lovely spooky looking manuka trees!
Three good things;
1. Not having to talk - love it when I’m on my own - all the others were working, asleep or doing other things.
2. A walk on the beach - not energetic but at least moving feet!
3. Being bitten by a mosquito but in spite of it becoming a bump, it was not itchy! Told to rub toothpaste on it but in the middle of the night, where’s the toothpaste!
Love this in B&W. Welcome to my Internet world. The speed or rather lack of speed here is really taking away my ability to comment. It is just too frustrating to be enjoyable so I just have to browse for sanity sake.
I came back tonight to an empty house. Harry has gone with fish & chips to,our neighbours for the evening & I too am enjoying a quiet night on my own. Love this bowling shot & it's a Fave again for me. The darks & lights are so,pronounced & very dominant trees behind. Love the little figures & the woods on the green. I have been impressed how keen the NZ people enjoy bowling. As we drive into Morrinsville there is a bowling green on the left there & there they all are in full whites as keen as mustard!
@happypat Thanks for that fav, Pat! Yes, more and more popular - of course while you are waiting for your ball to roll over the lawn, you simply must have a drink in hand!
I love the way your processing simplifies this. I usually find that water as hot as I can stand it stops the itching of a mosquito bite. Apparently the heat kills the enzymes which cause the itching.
November 12th, 2015
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I like your edit!