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.

xx

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.

x

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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Man, look at that ocean. 

The cafe GRI:M (which means picture in Korean I think) was awesome, owned by a girl who lived in NZ for a year! And awesome coffee and grapefruit-ade.

It looks like I'm pashing that dog, and maybe I was, it's none of your business.

Sunrise peak

Popcorn 'sand' on Udo island

Squid boat lights coming out on Udo island

Sunset Udo Island

Peanut plants as far as the eye can see (or as far as the island spans) on Udo

A large amount of my time in France was taken up with picnicking. Though you've already seen evidence of this, here are a few more picnic instances.

Pizza outside on the wall at my friend Claire's house, eating and swimming and sleeping at Lac du Bourget (largest and deepest of all French lakes!), more pizza at the Roman ruins in Lyon, view from picnic spot in Grenoble and finally a blurry shot after my lens broke biking towards our picnic over looking the Chateau Chambord.

Lucky it's getting warmer here now and I can resume my picnicking ways. 

France.

Again.

Castles/Chateaus.

AMAZING. Big and cold and how did people live in them in the winter? 

The bike ride there was amazing though.

With only one miner crash by my companion. We wrapped her hands in plastic bags because thats all we had. And I'm pretty sure we were in bed by 9 or so.

So, so, so (so) lovely.

This is from almost a year ago now. 

I would give anything to be back here eating fresh fruit every morning after having dived into the Mediterranean sea for cool off.

Anything.

(but really there are things I wouldn't give. geeze)

Croatia... Love You!