Straw Lodge

17 Fareham Lane, RD 1, Blenheim, South Island, New Zealand | B&B

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A travel blog entry by karenpoucher

Hi Guys Hope you are all well, it's great to read your comments. Well since I last wrote we seem to have done so much, we had a lovely journey from Abel Tasmin to Blenheim different terrain yet again, this route was particularly lovely a straight road which is very unusual here as there are so many mountains, this road ran along the bottom of a …

On the Road!

A travel blog entry by ikeaelch

... die ersten Anhalter ein St�ck mitgenommen ;-) Geschlafen habe ich auch super. Auf einem Campingplatz direkt am Meer! Ein wahnsinnig toller Ausblick beim Fr�hst�ck sag ich euch! Gestern habe ich erst Stopp in Kaikoura gemacht und bin dort viel gelaufen. Habe jede Menge Seel�wen gesehen. 5m entfernt vielleicht. Das mit den ...

Blenheim

A travel blog entry by martinastravels

... nar den ar framme sa det kanns som en varm var dag i maj. Tydligen hade Blenheim haft fler soltimmar i april det har aret an sedan 1994. Men sa var ju den har sommaren mer blot an vanligt. Vadret kan ju andras valdigt snabbt har pa Nya Zeeland. Fran sol och varmt pa en dag till regn och rusk och blast till nasta.

Paul hade fatt tummen upp for jobb uppe pa Aucklands flygplats ett tag framover och skulle borja dar den 14 maj. Foretaget skulle betala ...

EASTER BREAK!

A travel blog entry by lisa_quinn

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After spending the night in Christchurch, we got up early and headed towards Hamner Springs and the hot pools. The weather was gorgeous, which made sitting in hot pools with a view of mountains in the background all the more enjoyable. After a few hours lazing around in various temperatures of hot pools we continued on our journey. Our next stop was Kaikorura - which is famous for its whale watching. We stopped here briefly, ...

Of spas and springs

A travel blog entry by hilaryandpeter

... out on the track. We had arranged to be taken the length of the coastline of the National Park and then brought back part way. We would then disembark, walk part of the remainder of the way back and then re-embark for the rest. The coastline is very
beautiful, tree covered right down to the edge of the sea except for a few bays and inlets. The weather was also beautiful, enabling us to enjoy the views to the full. Part of the walk is tidal and, ...