Napier, first working day

Finally! After 2 weeks of break I’ve started working. It’s not the most interesting job but we can make good money. This week is a training time. We start with little trees and we have to be as fast as possible. Apple thinning consist to pick some fruits and let the other growing normally. I know, the picture is totally different but during my work I was thinking about my next dessert : “Paris Brest” :-). It’s not a simple one but I wanted to try. I’ve took only one picture because the final result was flat and the cream was too liquid. Fortunately it was god :-) I’ve eat sugar for one week at least haha.

Te Puna, second working day

Because of the shiny day, Russel proposed me to return to the lookout view and see how is without clouds. Sure it,s better :-) When I will come back in Tauranga next time (around 1st November) I will go around the mount. This morning we continued to work on the outside of the house. We prepared the wall around the windows so Russel could fix the wood panels. I did also some different things I side during Russel was taking his door from the shop. But I finished all the work he gave me before he came back. So I did my speciality : cleaning :-)

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Kerikeri, last day of work. I’m in holiday now :-)

These two last weeks passed very fast and I worked every day. Maybe now I will take time to visit around haha. I heard about “Rainbow falls” and “Puketi forest”, good places to visit. So finally, we continued planting palms trees, edges, flours, the job didn’t change for sure but now, every morning, I feel pain to my hands, I can’t move my fingers. It’s like when we play handling a stick very strongly for one minute and after that it’s difficult to open our hand. It’s not horrible but I’ve never felt my hands like this. All the entrance of the district is almost finish. A truck came with the main door but they just did some adjustments and went back with. Rah! I would like to see all this place finished before I leave and take a great picture of our job:-). This job was interesting and physically difficult but now I know some landscaping tips :-). Next time I would like to learn how to build a wood house. In fact, kiwis, like Australian people, like to use wood to realise the main body of the house.