I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
Hello Di, your friend Victoria told me about you blog and I'm glad I clicked on the link. I'm a Belgian woman (from Ypres, actually!) married to a Kiwi and now living back in New Zealand after several years abroad. Seeing the beautiful images you shot of my home region makes me long for Flanders - your photos are truly wonderful. I'll be checking regularly from now on :-). And yes, who could really believe that the All Blacks got beaten by France? My husband has sworn off World Cup rugby as a result!
Lovely to find you here and I can imagine you longing for home. I love visiting that area of Belgie ... and enjoyed staying in Ypres ... my husband is Flemish so I always end up with the Dutch place names, as in Ieper.
Living in NZ, and here's me missing home after 3 years of not getting there.
The All Blacks ... that was so unbelievable. I worked sending out photographs that night, thinking I would see them play in the finals.
I met an English man back in September, so depressed because the English side was so bad, according to him. Sigh ...
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Hello Di, your friend Victoria told me about you blog and I'm glad I clicked on the link. I'm a Belgian woman (from Ypres, actually!) married to a Kiwi and now living back in New Zealand after several years abroad. Seeing the beautiful images you shot of my home region makes me long for Flanders - your photos are truly wonderful. I'll be checking regularly from now on :-). And yes, who could really believe that the All Blacks got beaten by France? My husband has sworn off World Cup rugby as a result!
Lovely to find you here and I can imagine you longing for home. I love visiting that area of Belgie ... and enjoyed staying in Ypres ... my husband is Flemish so I always end up with the Dutch place names, as in Ieper.
Living in NZ, and here's me missing home after 3 years of not getting there.
The All Blacks ... that was so unbelievable. I worked sending out photographs that night, thinking I would see them play in the finals.
I met an English man back in September, so depressed because the English side was so bad, according to him. Sigh ...
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