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| Pohutukawa Cockle Bay |
With the temperatures heating up a small number of braver souls were enjoying their water sports. The quiet pursuits of canoeing and fishing had their solitude rudely awakened by the odd jetski.
I was reminded just how beautiful some of the native plant and coastal reserves are in New Zealand and how well they are maintained.
Environmental concerns have been high on the Kiwi agenda for many years and countries such Singapore have followed suit. The preservation of the mangrove wetlands figure prominently in both countries.
In the case of the Howick beaches though, these are largely white sand with imposing bluffs breaking the skyline.
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