Tree man: Aotearoa

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Technocrat - and tree stuff ‘He rangi tā Matawhāiti, he rangi tā Matawhānui' 'The person with a narrow vision sees a narrow horizon, the person with a wide vision sees a wide horizon." Banner: Urtica ferox - IYKYK

Picasso's famous ink sketch of Don Quixote, depicting Don Quixote on a bedraggled horse with his faithful sidekick and some dodgy looking windmills in the distance while stylised sun beats down on the whole scene
A white poodle lazing on a couch
GIF of film Tampopo
Picture of cover of 1991 album ex:el by 808 State
Picture of the best 90s album - Dusty Trails by Dusty Trails
An enormous statue of an orange carrot with Ruapehu Maunga (mountain) in the background
A Poodle at rest....
A poodle. Hanging.
Matariki on Kuaotunu beach. T-shirt weather in the middle of winter
Picture of the cover of "Ask That Mountain" The story of Parihaka, a history of a shameful event that occurred not far from where I was born, and written by Dick Scott
Movie poster for Tampopo, the 1985 Japanese noodle western that is one of my most beloved movies of all time
Picture of an angry Anteater
Picture of Sanna Marin, President of Finland from 2019 to 2023
Photo of both volumes of Cheeseman's "Illustrations of Zealand Flora" from 1919
Frances Benjamin Johnston, Self-Portrait (as "New Woman"),1896, one of the 1st US female photojournalists
Some posts. In the ground.
2 opposing views on a basketball play: One says ''a f-ing fragrant foul" while the other says "the right call"
Old gnarly fence posts
A white poodle lazing on a brown couch
Two skeets through fintwitter.bsky.social : #1 Spotify chief defends AI-generated music #2 SpaceX to drive a cybertruck through corporate governance norms
A very relaxed white poodle laying on a couch, watch stuff happening somewhere else
Book cover for 'Ask That Mountain: The Story of Parihaka' by Dick Scott
White poodle watching events through a mirror.
A Tui (a black bird with a white wattle) in yellow flowering kowhai tree.
A poodle, lounging
Photograph of Bernini's Elephant and Obelisk in Rome
The opening line to the famous AoNZ novel 'The Scarecrow ' by Ronald Hugh Morrison
BK Logo but asking : where's My ballroom?
Picture of St Joseph's church in Jerusalem on the Whanganui River with mist rolling in the valleys
Diagram showing size differences between Moa species and humans
Lancewood changing from juvenile to adult form
Adult form of Lancewood
Juvenile form of Lancewood showing saw-toothed leaves.
5. Yes 5, not 6, packages of AoNZ coffee gorgeousness
A poodle balancing off the side of HIS couch
Pictire of Richard Wilson as Victor Meldrew in 'one foot in the grave' the ultimate grumpy old man
An Erie pre-cylone evening sky
Picture of pre-storm evening sky showing vivid colours
Weather screenshot showing cyclone baring down on upper AoNZ
Photo of a country road in Taranaki with my maunga in the background watching over my marathon training
Two skeets that when read together make a completely different comment
Pictures of birds next to the Bird Day AudioCulture quizz
A lack of imagination from Thomas Coughlan in today's Herald
Weather view of Aotearoa showing lots of rain ahead. Still.
Chart showing % of AoNZ passenger vehicles by motive source
Aaaaaaaaàaaahhhhhhhhhh
Using the new DUNE font
A reply to my post explaining that I'm succumbing to Endless Screaming's posts wherein Endless Screaming says AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH (or similar)
Using the new Dune font: Von Clausewitz - "you did what??"
Graph showing % of new passenger vehicles by fuel type in AoNZ over time.
Oops
Graph showing the split between passenger vehicles powered by various sources in Aotearoa and identifying that a move toward battery electric vehicles reversed at the last election
Commemorative plate of the former Prince
My picture of a colorful sunrise behind a power pylon
Picture of the cast of Sesame Street
Muppets Waldorf and Statler have had enough and decide to leave
Book cover for "Ask That Mountain - the story of Parihaka" by Dick Scott
Road sign indicating there's a roundabout ahead
Replica of Richard Pearce's aircraft, that flew in 1903, beating the Wright Brothers by months.