Hello?
I have been Staying in our log cabin which is in the forest below us. 15 years ago my father built a log cabin out of christmas trees. It is 14x4 feet with 3 windows and a fire. The forest is full of deer and we get the odd poacher getting them. I have spent 4 nights in there I slept like a log. The log cabin is brilliant because it gives a great experience to be in the wild.
When I was in London I went to the Deep Sea exhibition in the Natural History museum. I learnt that 5 million Londons could fit in the oceans deep. My favourite fish there was the Angler fish which has a light on its head to attract prey. in the very near future I will be going to the English national aquarium to see the fish they catch here.
This will probably be my last post because no-one is responding?
WAKA
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Thursday 8/7/2010
Hello
The weather here is the opposite of in New Zealand. This has been the driest spring since 1929. I have been baling with my Grandad's Case III tractor, we are getting fewer bales then normal. It suits us, we can do more outside and the water is warmer for swimming in the reservoir and quarry.
I am interested in endangered species. Here these include: Great Crested Newts, Bats (14), Hazel Dormice and Hedgehogs. Last weekend we helped an Ecologist do a Hazel Dormouse survey. Another New Zealand endangered speices is the Ginger. My brother Seth has dyed his hair for the Gingers, our friend Gus is a Ginger and he has frekles like Seth, Gus has had to shave his hair to a number 3 so it is the same length as Seth's. I want to get blue hair and my says I can. What do you think I should do?
Where we live here is very remote, We have no tv, telephone, internet or video games in our home. For entertainment we chop down trees and look after our nature ponds. For my learning I am writing about different jobs our friends have here. I also have to read I have read: When the Lion Feeds by Wilbur Smith and 39 steps by John Buchan and I am reading Warlock by Wilbur Smith. I have to write book reviews on every book I read -it's Hell! and to make it worse I have 10 challenges and the first is I can't say "AWESOME" for one whole day.
What are you up to?
WAKA
The weather here is the opposite of in New Zealand. This has been the driest spring since 1929. I have been baling with my Grandad's Case III tractor, we are getting fewer bales then normal. It suits us, we can do more outside and the water is warmer for swimming in the reservoir and quarry.
I am interested in endangered species. Here these include: Great Crested Newts, Bats (14), Hazel Dormice and Hedgehogs. Last weekend we helped an Ecologist do a Hazel Dormouse survey. Another New Zealand endangered speices is the Ginger. My brother Seth has dyed his hair for the Gingers, our friend Gus is a Ginger and he has frekles like Seth, Gus has had to shave his hair to a number 3 so it is the same length as Seth's. I want to get blue hair and my says I can. What do you think I should do?
Where we live here is very remote, We have no tv, telephone, internet or video games in our home. For entertainment we chop down trees and look after our nature ponds. For my learning I am writing about different jobs our friends have here. I also have to read I have read: When the Lion Feeds by Wilbur Smith and 39 steps by John Buchan and I am reading Warlock by Wilbur Smith. I have to write book reviews on every book I read -it's Hell! and to make it worse I have 10 challenges and the first is I can't say "AWESOME" for one whole day.
What are you up to?
WAKA
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