Seafields Auckland

A FLYING FOX is a kiwi term for what woudl be generally known around the world as a zip-line swing.
We stumbled onto one in Auckland at the part and had a blast! Jack loved it and we had to do it about 5 times.

The parks here in NZL seem to be so much better ...

Just a quick one this, as Sarah mentioned on the last update, she left a bunch of clothes behind dropping the van off. I also struggled to fill the van up with fuel after several attempts I can only think the fuel gauge had issues.

The driver who took us over to the airport had a very familiar accent, and it turns out he was originally from Holmes ...

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Tuesday morning after breakfast we headed over to Birkenhead for a job interview for some casual waiting on and bar work. The lady was very nice and offered us the jobs. We are still deciding whether to accept or not as we are waiting for another more pernament job to be confirmed. We spent an hour or so looking around birkenhead, not much there except for a few shops, thou we did find a fish and chip shop! Chips for lunch and ...

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Camelspace supply and erect ...

... october till april (our spring and summer).

We also have endurance horses available for the very experienced, you can join us in races, or just ride these amazing horses on our favorite rides around the South Island of beautifull New Zealand.

Have a look at the site, and contact me for any questions.

Barbs

... it will be three weeks since I last even looked at my books. So hard to hold that information in my head. Then again, I have always forgotten exactly what I learned about a week after finals, so maybe this method will force me to hold on to that information.
I was thinking something today though, a bit of a revelation. I realized I have been going to school for about 20 years ...

... experienced a two-day hangover. Abbie, a friend of hers and myself thought it would be good to socialise before we head out to the island by having breakfast at 930 am with some bubbles, us being the only girls on this biking manfest. We then went to the island with a bottle of bacardi, some soda water (for hydration) and lime. After beach number one the three of us needed some more and bought bottle number ...

... and I'm gone again. Maybe tomorrow, I'll want settle down, Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on. Down this road, that never seems to end, Where new adventure, lies just around the bend. So if you want to join me for a while Just grab your hat, come travel light - that's hobo style. Maybe tomorrow, I'll want settle down, Until tomorrow, the whole world is my home.) I start the sweltering journey back. Another ...

... of museli, blueberries jam and toast (excellent supermarkets here), we drove into central Auckland to do the tourist sites. From the photo of the skyline of Auckland, you will see the 'Sky Tower', a monstroscity of a building shaped like a hypodermic needle piercing the clouds (needless to say we didnt fall into this tourist trap). Instead we parked in the 'Domain' (Auckland's equivalent of London's Hyde Park) and paid a visit to the Auckland Museum ...

... have now found out, they even offered us a bed for the night on our return to Aukland and a lift to the airport!). We keep saying, the people we meet along the way have absolutely made our trip, they make such a difference and have been so kind and helpful we don't know how to thank them enough, Bernard and Katherine (and dog Oscar) certainly made a huge contribution to our trip. From here we made our steady way back south to Auckland, passing our time through the Bay ...