Rita's Bed and Breakfast Wellington
55 Spencer Street Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
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Life With the Kiwis
... is that we're on the side of a mountain. The city center is straight downhill from us, making it quiet some work getting back up after going out into the city (we estimate it's about 50 stories up from the city). The university, although right next to us, is above us on the hill by about 3 stories. Not to mention is can get quite windy on the side of a mountain overlooking a harbor, and this is in a city known down here as the windy city ...
'Windy Welly'....Chapter 1
... papier-mache ball. I got to the relative sanctuary of my hostel around late afternoon and stealthily sneaked upstairs before I could be accosted my any of my inquisitive dorm friends. I clutched my towel from the door hanger and it was of course most definitely sodden as is always the case. It seems reluctant to give up the moisture it holds, even after a good few hours aerating off the balcony on a baking hot day it remains ever so slightly sodden. I cannot wait to chuck ...
Tramping in New Zealand
... omdat je anders lastig kan ademen en het levert ook nog eens grappige foto’s op. Pascal zag eruit als Darth Vader en liep al grappend over het eiland “I am your father Luke”. We zijn er ongeveer 90 minuten gebleven, we waren er dus niet zo lang. Toch waren al onze metalen bezittingen inclusief horloges volledig verkleurd door de zwavellucht.
Onze tweede trekking hebben we samen met Manon gelopen. De ...
Windy Welly
... was about 3pm and breakfast was wearing off. We headed over to the supermarket and again revelled at what is available in these supermarkets abroad and the quality of the food is top notch. After starting off very healthy with fruit and rice cakes, it did deteriorate once doughnuts with cream and jam were found, so dinner consisted for me of a doughnut (which was very yummy) and half an orange! We ate this gourmet offering on the ...
Te Papa National Museum
... der Flora und Fauna, bis hin zu wichtigen Ereignissen in und um Neuseeland. Das Museum ist jedoch so groß, dass ich nach 3 Stunden nur 2 von 5 Etagen gesehen habe. Das interessanteste war der Simulationsraum, in dem ein Erdbeben nachgestellt wurde. Jedoch 50 Mal schwacher, als ein Erdbeben von 6,3 auf der
Richter Skala.
Mit dem Kopf voller Daten und Informationen wurde ich draußen von einem feinen Sprühregen empfangen. Es ...


