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Winter anyone? (New Zealand Part 2)
Am currently sitting in an Internet cafe where the reception desk comes complete with small (live) duckling. Slightly odd, but very cute! Well, you will all be pleased to know that the weather here is unseasonably cold, and so I am therefore freezing off most of my extremities! It's three to four degrees below average and the windchill factor is …
Millford Sound visit
... into Kingston which was the head point of the NZ Gold rush in the late 1800's – believe it or not the railway ran from Invergargill to Kingston and duly saw the local stream train! Evening shots are of Lake Te Anau.
Day 7 – Milford Sound itself. Took bus tour - the road is very windy and steep and the road is still closed in the evenings due to a recent landslide that’s still being repaired. Excellent view of ...
Suna, wine and a good old dvd (or maybe not)
We then returned to the campsite in Te Anau where we decided and had a
suana, of course we complained about getting to hot but enjoyed it.
We had a lovely dinner and wine and tryed and failed to watch dvds as they player was broken!We set of early the next day on the way to Queenstown, which wasn't far.
Written by RAch
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Another F in waterfall
... got eaten.
The following day we awoke to the snow coming down but were able to drop the others off ready for their excursion without a problem. They faired better as it turns out they actually got to see the Fiord and the captain even turned off the engine so everyone could appreciate the peace and serenity of the area. A bit different to our day then.
Meanwhile Tom, Amy and I gave town the once over, ...
Milford Sound
... burn him. They rescued the girl and set him on fire. He got up to chase them but was taken over by flames and fell. He burned the glacier and formed the lake. The tides are his beating heart... The lake was Milford's water supply for a long time, but is now polluted by freedom campers who put raw sewage into it. The South Island is powered exclusively by hydro and wind turbine. They've promised to remain nuclear free. If Christchurch had nuclear power, none of this ...
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