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The Trickster vs. The Chaotic Butterfly: Who's Responsible for Global Angst ?

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spookymulder said:
" It was a -4 degree frost (???) here over night so I am still in bead with the laptop and Chris's book :D... even the cat refuses to get up this morning. '

where's here ? mt. washington? kilimanjaro? r u santa claus?
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South Island of New Zealand (East Coast)

It may almost be the northern half of the worlds summer but here it will be winter soon
 
stonehart said:
South Island of New Zealand (East Coast)

It may almost be the northern half of the worlds summer but here it will be winter soon
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Ah, back in the 90s I did a lot of shortwave listening and hosteling and had the pleasure of visiting arthur cushen shortly b4 he passed on in '97. He lived in invercargill and was a blind ham radio operator. Apparently the wx there is relatively moderate in relation to most s. island spots? The ocean was pretty gnarely though. When I was there the southern ocean was pretty fierce and that was even with stewart island running interference
 
spookymulder said:
Ah, back in the 90s I did a lot of shortwave listening and hosteling and had the pleasure of visiting arthur cushen shortly b4 he passed on in '97. He lived in invercargill and was a blind ham radio operator. Apparently the wx there is relatively moderate in relation to most s. island spots? The ocean was pretty gnarely though. When I was there the southern ocean was pretty fierce and that was even with stewart island running interference
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Nice bit of NZ.. I live in Christchurch so I am a fair bit north.

The straight between the mainland and stewart island can be a bit gnarly for sure having crossed it a few times .. the water depth is only 30 meters and you get the Tasman current running into the southern ocean current there so it gets a bit rough.
 
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