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Hi Neighbours, Jake and Helen did a mindfulness course with me 18 months ago then wanted a regular "top up." I didn't expect them to be very committed but.....
I set up a regular relaxing mindfulness session at Meadowbank ... As you know, the last couple of years haven't … View moreHi Neighbours, Jake and Helen did a mindfulness course with me 18 months ago then wanted a regular "top up." I didn't expect them to be very committed but.....
I set up a regular relaxing mindfulness session at Meadowbank ... As you know, the last couple of years haven't been easy, with lockdowns, and illnesses and a few sessions went online. In all, I have done 16 sessions, often its just a very small group but Jake and Helen have come to EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM.
So I thought it was time to celebrate it with a picture!
If you want to find out why they keep coming, contact me to get the details, and join us on Tuesday at 1pm at Meadowbank.
The session includes gentle movement and relaxing meditation for all levels. Meadowbank Community Centre- 1 - 2.15pm. Koha welcome (first session free). Social distancing, masked until seated. Ongoing first Tuesday of the month.
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Hi everyone, as part of this year's Auckland Heritage Festival, Aotea Sea Scouts are hosting an exhibition of photographs titled "Onehunga's Changing Foreshore", this exhibition features over 150 photographs showing the changes to Onehunga's coastline over the past 170 … View moreHi everyone, as part of this year's Auckland Heritage Festival, Aotea Sea Scouts are hosting an exhibition of photographs titled "Onehunga's Changing Foreshore", this exhibition features over 150 photographs showing the changes to Onehunga's coastline over the past 170 years.
The exhibition runs from 8th to 16th October from the hall of Aotea Sea Scouts, between 10:00AM and 4:00PM daily.
This is not only an opportunity to see these wonderful photographs and learn about the history of Onehunga's foreshores from Te Papapa round to Hillsborough, but also an opportunity to see inside our historic building, normally only accessible to families of Sea Scouts.
Entry is free, but any donations to the Scouts are warmly appreciated.
Parking is outside the building, or opposite in Gloucester Park or along the motorway reserve, but please be very careful crossing the road. You can also park along Orpheus Drive and walk back to the Sea Scouts, or across in the Onehunga Lagoon carpark and cross via the footbridge then walk along Orpheus Drive.
A book titled "Onehunga's Changing Foreshore", including many of the photographs being exhibited, and covering the history in detail, will be available for purchase at the exhibition. The book is by Sea Scout leader and author Stephen Lasham and costs $45 cash (we cannot do EFTPOS at the hall).
In used condition as shown
Simple allen key assembly
Has marks & stains
L 119cms
W 73cm
H 75 cms
The has a good weight - I'm not sure about the wood
Pickup ASAP.
I have some second hand Native timber I no longer need. Some of the Kauri Boards are 400-500mm wide and up to 25mm thick. Some totara and Rimu. Would suit someone using this sort of resource to make small articles or maybe furniture. Anyone interested is welcome to view and make an offer for it . … View moreI have some second hand Native timber I no longer need. Some of the Kauri Boards are 400-500mm wide and up to 25mm thick. Some totara and Rimu. Would suit someone using this sort of resource to make small articles or maybe furniture. Anyone interested is welcome to view and make an offer for it . Not everything in the picture is Native unfortunately but maybe 50% of it
Anyone want this suit carrier. It has never been used but has been in storage and could do with a clean. Located Remuera
Join the party this Easter in Marlborough! We're celebrating 20 years of spectacular flying, magical moments of shows past and magnificent machines both in the air and on the ground.
Book now and go into the draw to win a flight in a vintage biplane!
In exccelent condition. 50%cotton/50%polyester. Beautiful pattern. Various ways to attach. Buyer can pick up in Epsom.
In a very good condition
No stains on mattress as has always been used with a mattress protector
Easy Allen key assembly.
Perfree & Smokefree home
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Hi there is there anyone available in the Ellerslie area, would be able to do a ‘one off’ garden tidy (and a couple of very minor house repairs) for us. Depending on costs - removal of oxalis etc, then digging over a long narrow strip. Laying about 10 pavers , getting rid of kikuyu … View moreHi there is there anyone available in the Ellerslie area, would be able to do a ‘one off’ garden tidy (and a couple of very minor house repairs) for us. Depending on costs - removal of oxalis etc, then digging over a long narrow strip. Laying about 10 pavers , getting rid of kikuyu (couch?)grass in a rock garden, attaching some timber strips to fence to tie tomatoes to (there's close to surface rocks, so can't stake them), and to run wire (or similar) suitable to espalier said tomatoes to along fence line. If you you're interested, do message me - Ann 021-137-1108
Kia ora Tāmaki Makaurau. Saturday is International Observe the Moon Night and to mark the occasion, a historic telescope used during some of the first human missions to the moon will be open to the public at Auckland's Stardome Observatory and Planetarium (670 Manukau Road, Epsom).
The EWB… View moreKia ora Tāmaki Makaurau. Saturday is International Observe the Moon Night and to mark the occasion, a historic telescope used during some of the first human missions to the moon will be open to the public at Auckland's Stardome Observatory and Planetarium (670 Manukau Road, Epsom).
The EWB Zeiss telescope was used to manually track Apollo missions when Houston didn't have radio contact with its spacecraft and astronauts.
The public are invited to use the telescope to view the moon on Saturday until 10.30pm at the stardome at 670 Manukau Road, Epsom.
“It will be five days after the new moon, so looking up from the Southern Hemisphere, we will easily be able locate the various maria, or seas, on the eastern half of the near-side of the moon. These are the Sea of Serenity, Sea of Tranquillity, Sea of Crises, Sea of Fecundity, and Sea of Nectar,” Stardome telescope operator Daley Panthagani said.
Entry costs $2 per adult and $1 per child. The Stardome will also be putting on educational shows about the moon for additional fees. For more info visit www.stardome.org.nz...
The Cutest Pet Competition is back by popular demand! Show off your furry friend this October to see if you’ve got the cutest pet in the country. This year’s competition is sponsored by Wishbone, giving you the chance to win your share of $10,000 worth of pet food.
From 26 September, … View moreThe Cutest Pet Competition is back by popular demand! Show off your furry friend this October to see if you’ve got the cutest pet in the country. This year’s competition is sponsored by Wishbone, giving you the chance to win your share of $10,000 worth of pet food.
From 26 September, purchase a copy of your local Stuff newspaper, find our promo ad, and follow the link to submit a photo of your pet online. If your pet is selected, they’ll feature in our promotional adverts across all Stuff newspapers for a day, plus you will receive $50 worth of Wishbone pet food so you can spoil them rotten. For more information on the prizes and to view the T&Cs, click here!
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Kia ora neighbours, An inclusive men’s Auckland rugby team are opening up to female or female-identifying players for the first time in its history.
The New Zealand Falcons RFC is known as a gay and inclusive rugby union and touch team and they’re currently on the lookout for new players to … View moreKia ora neighbours, An inclusive men’s Auckland rugby team are opening up to female or female-identifying players for the first time in its history.
The New Zealand Falcons RFC is known as a gay and inclusive rugby union and touch team and they’re currently on the lookout for new players to join a summer touch rugby team.
Michael Williams, the Falcons touch team manager, said in the spirit of true inclusively they’d decided they should open up membership to women and those who identify as such.
Anyone who was interested in joining the team or would like more information can message @nzfalcons on Instagram or email nzfalcons@gmail.com.
Read the full story at the link below.
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