Lyttelton Harbour

... - bliss!  But we have earned this rest as we have been working hard in the garden of a health retreat overlooking Diamond Harbour Christchurch for the last four days.  Our wwoofing experience wasn't a bad one, we had fantastic views, great ...

... survive from those times and later, when the first shipments of frozen lamb left from here for England - vey significant in New Zealand's economic history. Some of the buildings were warehouses for the following wool trade and are still used that way; ...

... beautiful view or wow moment and boy was that true.  We had read that there are only 4 million people living in New Zealand, 3 million living in the North Island, leaving the South Island pretty much deserted.  And actually the ratio of ...

While staying in Christchurch i ventured out to Lyttelton one day, its a small town on the edge of the city. I enjoyed a walk around the town, there wasnt alot there but the view was fairly pretty. I walked up a hill to the Timeball, which is a marine ...

... glad to have joined him! We found some crabapples growing along the sidewalk, so we grabbed some of those, and then checked out the harbour with the shoreline log decks, and tons of cranes.  While we were walking, we figured it was time to head to ...

... Little Blue penquins, Although they are the most abundant and widespread of the three penguin species breeding on the New Zealand mainland, Little Blue penguins illustrate important messages about seabird conservation in New Zealand and the risks that ...