Bowlers enjoying their game and the sun at the Raglan Bowling Club
The weekend started with a great day on Saturday and is being followed up by another stunning day on Sunday. A day of brillant sunshine, no winds and temperatures in the mid teens.
Fishing lines catch the sun and glisten as the outgoing tide pulls them away from Raglan Wharf
Waka with sail catching a slight breeze on Whaingaroa Harbour
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