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Six Word Saturday is hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent. You can see her post and others here.
Zimmerbitch 
Oh my! I think I’d go stronger than “nice” – simply wonderful!
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I feel very privileged today to have driven through some stunning countryside 😀
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Stunning it is!
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Thanks Tish. You can see why this is one of my favourite places in the world.
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Wow. It sure is. Cheers
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Thanks 🙂
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I think I’d have to stop there too.
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… and a bit further up the road, and a bit further again. And maybe a detour or two. That view is why it takes me forever to get home from Dad’s. 🙂
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I take it he is okay to be on his own again?
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My step-mother does a really good job of looking after him, and he has careers who come in morning and evening. On a day-to-day basis, unless he is particularly ill, or has another fall (which happens often), he is very well cared for.
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Good to know. Elderly parents are such a concern especially when you don’t live close by.
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Yes. I’m the only one of my siblings in NZ, and I don’t think I could live so far away from Dad if he didn’t have good support.
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It’s a worry. MIL (94) on her own again (well, useless other son is moving away from the area, so down to us again even though we are a 4 hour drive away on a good day). We were in this situation 9 years ago. Things don’t seem to change…
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There is always a “useless other son”! T’s brother is hopeless and I think part of the reason we’re struggling to leave Auckland and T’s elderly father. I am so grateful that my brother and his very competent wife live close to my mum. Otherwise I’d be a complete wreck.
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It does rather take it out of you 😦 If you’re not busy trying to organise things for them so life is taken care of then you are constantly stressed that you’re not!
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Yup 😕
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Wish I was there 😊
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Now that I’m back home, so do I 🙂
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It is indeed, Su! Can’t wait to be in the mountains in less than two weeks, although mine won’t have snow on them. 🙂
janet
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Even without snow, mountains are special. You can see why they are sacred in so many cultures.
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If the coffee wasn’t complimentary the colours certainly are! 😉 Nice shot 🙂
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Thanks. Discovered by accident when I put the cups on the car roof to find my keys. A serendipity I had to try and make the most of.
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Black, please; two fake sugars. Maybe a shot of Kahlua?
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Not if you’re driving. But ok, it’s more fun to be a passenger.
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What a view!
Leslie
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Perhaps my favourite view (certainly of those I can visit regularly).
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🙂
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