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I'm Paul Cato and I live in Queenstown, New Zealand, with my wife, two of my three daughters, two fluffy dogs and a very overweight cat. I am a professional artist, specializing in painting large landscape vistas - mostly from southern New Zealand, but also from all around the globe. I also love to paint enchanting figure paintings, often using my beautiful wife and daughters as models.

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More visitors drop out of the sky

By Paul Cato | September 7, 2009

I just sat down for a cup of coffee around noon and heard a chopper coming quite close by. There’s nothing too unusual about that because they fly over and nearby several times a day when the weather allows it. This one got a bit louder, however and when I saw the leaves blowing around I realized I had more guests ‘drop in’ from literally ‘out of the blue’ in a Robbie 44.

Just as well the roses aren’t blooming yet or Sharon would have been upset to see them blown to bits. It was her idea to plant them right next to where helicopter pilots like to land, but they just HAD to go right there!

helicopter-visitors

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