I’ve been trying to avoid over-running the site with hockey videos from the Nationals, but this one definitely deserves it’s own post 
I’ve also posted a higher resolution version here.
Wordpress and Facebook are da bomb! I’ve now setup a feed from my website direct to my Facebook profile. Fingers crossed it works. If it does, then you should be able to see this on Facebook right now.
Thanks to Rob at tsaiberspace.net for developing the Wordpress plugin which made this possible 
Daria and I need a new flatmate! Here’s some pics of the place. If you know someone suitable then lemme know
Thanks to Abby for the excellent video work. I’m number 98 with the black helmet and white gloves.
The New Zealand National Ice Hockey Championships are on in Dunedin at the moment. I’ll be videoing a few of the games to post on here. I’m not bothering to play as I object to the ~$200/game fee!
During the Christchurch Aardwolfs Southern Migration we stopped off at the Manorburn dam to see what the ice was like. We expected to see nothing but water, but a slither of ice on the bottom basin was enough to give our resident
ice expert Clive the hope to have a crack at skating on the top basin. So we trudged up the valley and had a gander at the ice up there. Apparently there was enough ice in the middle to skate on, but getting their proved a tad treacherous!
Ted had a decent crack at standing on the ice but kept dipping his foot into the water. He even clambered over a branch like a monkey to reach the ice further toward the center which looked skateable, but couldn’t quite make it far enough from the shore.
Here’s a panoramic photo I took of the Remarkables from the Queenstown ice rink.
And here’s a photo I took of Ted skimming a stone across Lake Wakatipu.
Here’s some photos I took of Mount Cook en route to Queenstown during the Aardwolfs Ice Hockey Club Southern Migration. Lake Pukaki can be seen in the foreground.
The brand new ice rink at Lake Tekapo is simply stunning! Gone with the old and in the new.
For more information about the new facility visit http://www.alpinesprings.co.nz/.
Here’s some photos I took of Lake Tekapo while on the Aardwolfs Southern Migration.
