Friday, January 21, 2011
Bob's new office: Wanganui Hospital, Wanganui, NZ
Bob loves the multi-cultural environment at Wanganui Hospital, and is working with people from all over the world - South Africa, UK, Sweden, Canada, Saudi Arabia, India, Australia, Ireland and Scotland. As a O & G Specialist and Consultant, Bob is called to perform the difficult deliveries or "Caesars" (C-Sections). All non-complicated deliveries are done by Midwives. Approximately 800 Babies are born at Wanganui Hospital "Maternity" (Labor and Delivery) each year, of which about 10% are water births.
Bob - getting ready for surgery in the "theatre" (operating roon) with his hospital-issued "gumboots" (Wellies). The surgerical team also includes a "instrument sister" (scrub nurse) and a "house officer" (intern) and "registrar" (resident). Bob performs a lot of surgery on "clients" (patients) that have waited for up to two years to be operated on.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Exploring North Island Central Plateau
Mt. Ruapehu
Tongariro National Park
a diverse landscape of volcanoes, mountains, desert, lakes, rivers and farmland
Lake Taupo
New Zealand's largest lake
Lake Taupo Maori Rock Carvings
BOB - TROUT FISHING
LAKE TAUPO
COLLEEN - LAVA GLASS SHOPPING
TAUPO
Tongariro National Park
a diverse landscape of volcanoes, mountains, desert, lakes, rivers and farmland
Lake Taupo
New Zealand's largest lake
Lake Taupo Maori Rock Carvings
BOB - TROUT FISHING
LAKE TAUPO
COLLEEN - LAVA GLASS SHOPPING
TAUPO
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Travelling the North Island, NZ
Lambton Harbour, Wellington
Mission Estate Winery, Hawke's Bay
Taumatawhakatangihangahoauauotamaeaturipukakapikimaungahouronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu
(place with world's longest name)
Manawatu Wind Farm near Palmerston North
Whanganui River
Victoria Ave. Wanganui
Castlecliff Beach, Wanganui, Kapiti Coast
At home in Wanganui, NZ
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