If you want to see grace and style in action, go to www.ajhackett.com.
From the home page, click on "Daily Photos".
On the next page choose the Kawarau Bridge bungy site.
In the media search box type in the following: AJHK501171804645
Nice eh?
You can also search for another photo with the same identifier, except replace the final digit with a 6.
Hope you enjoy them! Don't buy any though, 'cos I've already got them . . .
Sarah and Sally left this morning (nursing classic NZ hangovers) and I will be moving on from Queenstown tomorrow, not sure where to yet. I'll be back here to do the big day trip sometime in Feb, when it's all quiet.
By the way, if anyone wants a job, there is an opening with "safari of the rings" driving a Land Rover round the local LOTR filming sites giving guided tours. Tempting! Take care my lovelies.
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Check out the size of that cord. Engineering's just amazing init?
Makes me want to hang on to all my dodgy joints - can't be good for you!!
Jx
The miracle man came & huffed & puffed, installed a new modem & behold the old lady (?) is back in the world of www. Thank heavens I have seen the dreaded bungy photo & know you are back safely!!! Whar we do seems so mild in comparison & totally uninteresyting: Christmas seems years away but had some chill-out time. M & H have had the lurgy & now Oliver is being a bit less jolly olly-ish, but walking round like a trooper.
Your diary is wonderful & being viewed by friends relations two of whom are preparing to join you & taking in all your experiences.
I was overwhelmed by the gift of a new VCR + DVD which I need time to enjoy, but with the rubbish on Tv are a godsend. Keep up with the impressive tome & I'll hope to be more in contact now. Tons of love Mum.
Hi David,
Chas and Carol here, glad you enjoyed the bungy jump - we'll take that as an achievement on behalf of the whole family if we may; apart from that your whole trip sounds really great fun. We're just back from the Val D'Isere and pining for new adventures but think we'll stick to the northern hemisphere until the snow runs out here. We'll go back to the Alps in the next couple of weeks and continue for the season.
Cheers
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Christ! Diddit hurt?
(What shoes dod you wear?)
Are you sure that's you?? Can't see the crash helmet!! Having partaken of such mentalness it is good to see other such fools jumping off perfectly good bridges. I had a head rush for a day. Boing.
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