Vulcan Lane Auckland

... groupies. With all this commotion going on it is quite easy for celebrates to go about their business quite unnoticed in New Zealand's largest city... On this particular night, we were on our way to the Railway Campus to play a couple of rounds of ...

... into our hotel, famished we walked to Vulcan lane (unbeknown to us, this is the popular place for breakfast). Auckland, and New Zealand for that matter, are devout coffee drinkers, a culture humbly accept! Mind you there where people drinking Rose at 10 ...

... and dinner. I figured out how to get a cheap prepaid phone at what is equivalent to our Big Lots, so that was a  success. I had a nice tappas dinner al fresco in an area near my hotel called Vulcan Lane, and then headed back to crash. Day Two -  check!

Fiona Our time in Australia was over and it was time to brave the cold of the New Zealand winter. Our first destination was Auckland where, after a couple of days on our own, Richard's sister Leila would be joining us for a two week holiday. We ...

... to do for the avo (had decided to have dinner & see the sunset in the Sky Tower this evening) so found an Irish Bar on Vulcan Lane & people-watched for the abo. Decided not to go up the Sky Tower in the end since we'd already seen the views from Mt Eden. ...

... centre of Auckland for a night on the town in an attempt to hold onto my youth.. We ended up in Vulcan Lane, which is officially my favourite street in Auckland (for those of you wandering why, it had everything to do with it being full of pubs, bars and ...

... our fill of big cities from a week in Sydney, and neither of us got a very good vibe from Auckland. We just spent the couple of days organising our North Island trip. we had a nice brunch on Sunday in Vulcan lane, but that was pretty much the highlight!