After spending some great time on the road, I’ve now settled into a lovely barn conversion in Wellington for a few weeks.

As a result, I’m surrounded by exposed wooden beams, a lovely view over the Wellington hills and NZ blue skies, and a great location not too far to town.

However, when I want to get out and about, this is the view just a few minutes away overlooking the Cook Strait.  The snowcapped mountains are those of the South Island, a cross channel ferry making its way back to Wellington.

Another lovely writing spot today, but one of my last times overlooking Lake Wanaka for a while unfortunately.

So here’s a 3 part panorama of the view from my portable office in the campervan today:

It’s another lovely day in Wanaka today.  This is the view right now from where I’m working on the Minutes a Day book.  Pretty good views really!

And this was my view from the portable office yesterday:

There is a pretty good chance I feel like I’m having ‘a better life’ right now 🙂