Gidday
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nachoqtpie
Deeply Rooted
Oh I love kiwis!! 
We planted some last weekend... 
One of my very oldest and dearest friends is a kiwi, except he's a sort of transplant from England!
We planted some last weekend... One of my very oldest and dearest friends is a kiwi, except he's a sort of transplant from England!
thistlebloom
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Hi OLd Jack! Make yourself at home, there's lots of room!
And always room for kiwi jello too!
And always room for kiwi jello too!
i_am2bz
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Welcome! 
Ridgerunner
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Welcome! Glad you joined us! We'll be glad to chat and share experiences and gripes. I'll warn you, though. There is at least one Aussie that joins in and we kind of like them. Keep it civil!
May I suggest you modify your profile to show where you are. It really helps in some of our discussions.
SweetMissDaisy
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Howdy, howdy!!
vfem
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Pull up a seat and join right in... we love havin' ya!
journey11
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Gidday
Hey thanks for the welcome.
Good to feel wanted Eh!
I am an old rough country boy and retired on a little block of land on the coast of Nort Otago which is in the South Island of New Zealand at 45 degrees south. By on the coast I mean the house is about 90 yards from a cliff that dropped straight to the high tide mark.
Try to grow all me own vegies but it sure is a struggle as any wind that comes off the sea is cold any time of the year.
We don't get any snow here but see it on the hills a few miles away sometimes, although in the past it has been known to reach right down to sea level. Inland has quite warm summers but the sea keeps ours down some what.
Hey thanks for the welcome.
Good to feel wanted Eh!
I am an old rough country boy and retired on a little block of land on the coast of Nort Otago which is in the South Island of New Zealand at 45 degrees south. By on the coast I mean the house is about 90 yards from a cliff that dropped straight to the high tide mark.
Try to grow all me own vegies but it sure is a struggle as any wind that comes off the sea is cold any time of the year.
We don't get any snow here but see it on the hills a few miles away sometimes, although in the past it has been known to reach right down to sea level. Inland has quite warm summers but the sea keeps ours down some what.
