Sea of doplhins

There were more than 600 dolphins in the ocean that I swam in; or more like floped around in. Whooshing past me in pods of 3 to 6, sometimes circling me for three turns, often within centimeters of my face. The dusky dolphins were very magical, flipping, jumping, spinning, beautiful creatures. What a special moment to be in the waters with them!

The idea is that to attract them to you, you have to entertain the dolphins and act like them as much as possible: so I was sqeaking, clicking, rolling, turning and circling... trying my best to be dolphin like! But its not very easy... [exausting even!]. It felt like a dream being with them, and every second of the time I had with them I was smiling violently [with a snorkel in my mouth, which you can imagine looks rather sexy].

In Christ church I picked up Corey and off we have been. Every night, another magical amazing location in the middle of paradise... sun sets of marching red glows tossing over a sea of crystal ray bolts of beaming sun. Moon light reflecting in a turbine of electric staff blasts along the peaceful fjord lands where you can only manuever and see where you are by boat. Rowing in a borred boat from locals, swiming in jade turqouise waters... ending up in a party gathering feast for the full moon in Leo.

how dificult it is going to be to leave here!

Corey is a cool guy, we have a lot in common and its easy going to travel with him. Today we are back in Motueka - which is really nice, but it also feels weird; it makes me remember the times when Lotta Suzanne and Richard were here; but they are not... and now I have the van. Seeing Helen, Alan, Uisce and otehrs is great, and I'm looking forward to this time here with them very much - how ever short it may be...

Today I'm off to golden bay, takaka, its a mardigra festival over there today; suposedly the best day of the year to be there! [all by chance]

I have to run, or I'd upload more photos than just this one...
:P

Love!

Seb.