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1 Endeavour Inlet, Picton
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No Road Inn Picton

1 Endeavour Inlet Picton, South Island, New Zealand

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Saying goodbye

A travel blog entry by charliek85

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... mine. I’m pretty sure it borders on OCD. I can’t leave things alone, even if they’re not mine to tidy. So making beds, doing laundry, cleaning the kitchen, even cleaning the communal bathrooms, hasn’t exactly been testing. And for three or less hours of work in the morning I got free biscuits, and a bed – a win-win situation.

It’s also been good fun as the other WWOOFers (as the volunteers are called) I’ve been working ...

Tolle Wanderungen & Westküste!

A travel blog entry by kakisjourney

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... so liebe Ellis zu haben :) Dankeeee!

Da Katharina noch mehr Zeit fuer eine aehnliche Route wie ich hatte mussten wir uns leider verabschieden, obwohl wir auch gern zusammen weitergereist waeren, und hoffen einfach, dass wir wieder zurueck in Deutschland dann mal die Zeit finden uns zu besuchen, denn sie war auch noch nie in Regensburg und ich nicht in Osnabrueck. Aber innerhalb Deutschlands ist ja im Vergleich zu grossen weiten Welt, deren Reisenden man hier begegnet, ...

Quitting, and moving on

A travel blog entry by charliek85

So I failed, and bailed. After nine days in a row since returning from Abel Tasman and working every day from the day I hopped off the bus from Nelson, the banalities of my workplace, and my boss, all got too much. So I quit. And as much as I could really quite probably do with the money, sticking with it just didn't seem worth it.



So instead ...

South Island

A travel blog entry by jason.machaela

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... often avalanches from one tree falling. When they re-grow, moss grows first, then bigger vegetation until it's thick enough for trees. Because there's no soil, they support themselves by intertwining roots. There's also a major fault line where they often have earthquakes and because it's just rock, you can clearly see the fault line all the way up the peak, it's up to 20m wide! The whole south west of new zealand is a rainforest but they were in the middle of a ...

Disaster averted

A travel blog entry by steve-claire

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... the situation. Not a lot they could do really but gave a couple of options. One, she could go to hospital but then it was late night and there wouldn’t be much that could be done until morning. Two, rest the leg with an ice pack and see what the morning brought.

There was little choice really but to rest and wait, by this time it was 3am. We had to get the hire car back at 8am which was half an hour’s drive away so the decision would have to be made soon.
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