Horty Kim

Hortykim catches up with the chooks on a fine winter day in Dunedin New Zealand and thanks Otago Polytechnic’s Campus Services for the great work they do around campus. It has been said that horty makes some strange job requests.

Philippa Jamieson, Editor of Organic NZ magazine talks about how we have arrived at the 70th birthday of the Soil and Health Association of New Zealand.

Hortykim and novice team train for IceBreaker Challenge 2011 on Dunedin Harbour,Te Wai Pounamu,New Zealand.

Hortykim (aka aunty kimmy) explains map of walk in Abel Tasman National Park.

Message to family from Kaiteriteri Feb 15 2011

Hortykim feeds and waters three Highline chickens purchased for the permaculture garden at Otago Polytechnic.Their new luxery home was built by Dave Feathers-an experienced carpenter tutor who has taught many building and construction students at Otago Polytechnic.

Alan Ferguson and landscape students build some dry stone steps in the Dunedin Botanic Garden,New Zealand.

Alan Ferguson and students visit Precision Paving and discover how much work goes into making paving. Buy local!

Alan Ferguson,landscape tutor,shows students some of the landscaping materials they are likely to use in 2010.

Hortykim and Dave Feathers explain the features of the chicken house designed and built by Dave Feathers ,lecturer for Certificate in Carpentry http://www.otagopolytechnic.ac.nz/index.php?id=175&PID=ABE%20CA1