Found a film I had forgotten about! 

Here are the last few photo's from Nina and Vince's wedding. Such beautiful memories. I wish we could be back there. 

It almost makes me sick with longing.

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Here are the glorious good times. There was a fantastic dance "floor" slash area of grass, which was well used.

The next day was so fantastically sunny, but also rushed and emotional saying goodbye to friends who we don't know when we will see again! Hopefully it's not too long.

Below is a view of the tree which holds the treehouse where Nina and Vince spent the night, and myself with Ash, a fantastic person I miss to death.

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Okay, it's time to get down to the real business at hand. I've been holding off posting these photos cause I sent some copies out to Nina and Vince.

We went home to New Zealand to be part of our best friends' wedding. It was such a beautiful, emotional time and I'm so thankful we get to participate in celebrating something so special with people we love so much. I shed so many tears and got to hug and talk to so many people that we see and miss so much.

*gush*

Anyway, there are a quite a few photo's of the day and the time afterwards. So let's get on with it.

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Ma boys! Nina and Vince's last night in Daegu was certainly a doozy to remember (or not in most cases).

A lot of wrestling on the streets, some stolen vodka and horrible horrible warm champagne concluded Nina and Vince's Korean league. It was sad to say goodbye, but soon enough we'll be with them again to celebrate the momentousness that is them.

x

Views from the ferry to Seoul.

The sunset was so amazing. The views coming into Seoul were futuristic. I felt like I was on another planet. 

Aside from the horrible snoring Korean in our dorm (which resulted in us seeing amazing meteors, getting our own room and me having the most epic dream ever) the trip was spectacular. 

In December last year Jacob's beautiful cousin got married in the most magical of ceremonies. 

I took a whole bunch of photos for them, but I have given most of them to the lovely duo and thus can't show you my favs. I used my holga, and, I think, that that wee capture was able to capture something that is the essence of Mishal and Rob.

Anyway, it was a day to remember, thats for sure.

Perouge

It was so lovely and warm. Picnicking beneath a no picnic's sign. 

I'm sure you love seeing photos from over a year ago go now (ohmygod! I miss you!) but I finally am up to date with films. The only ones I have now are actually in the camera's and a couple of them are one snap away from being ready.

Keep your eyes peeled.

Of all the countries I visited in Europe last time Slovenia is the one I look forward to revisiting. Not only because I will have a wee babe to visit but also it was so green and lush and stupidly hot. And it has lakes. I love lakes. I love camping beside lakes. I love swimming in lakes. I just love lakes. 

I mean, come on, look at it!

In the complete wrong order, here are some birthday snaps. It spanned three days completely and involved hikes and fires and sleeping on porches in the wilderness, cuddle/spoon raping, tugs sleeping in our bed and mild hangovers and cheese cake at 3 in the morning. 

All in all one of the best birthdays ever!

This film is maybe the most cohesive set I've ever taken. Not to mention that the top two photo's turned out better then one could have imagined. 

Anyway, it's Berlin. If you didn't know from previous posts.