The Jasmine Cottage Bed And Breakfast
20 Buchanan Street, Devonport, Auckland
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The Jasmine Cottage Bed And Breakfast Auckland

20 Buchanan Street, Devonport Auckland, North Island, New Zealand

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Weeks 5 & 6

A travel blog entry by shelley-joff

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... as to avoid trotting down the hill in high heels, thinking this would be the safer option. But no, as I obliviously trotted along, chatting away to Joff, I kicked the slab of concrete with my poorly protected toes! Well, to say it hurt would be an understatement.. I think the others may have thought I was being a wuss, but it really did hurt and in my drunken state, having eaten enough junk food and drunk enough wine to sink a ship, I had to go and throw up behind a wall because the ...

Earth, wind and fire

A travel blog entry by mybackpages

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... ville au monde où péter ne se fera jamais remarquer. Le sulphure volcanique s’extirpe de son souterrain dès qu’il voit une issue et embaume une bonne partie de la ville d’un doux parfum d’œuf pourri. Boue et de eau bouillante affleurent un peu partout. Cette activité géologique est le fleuron touristique de la ville.

Rotorua abrite une population importante de Maoris, dont une bonne partie travaille dans l’industrie ...

Choice!

A travel blog entry by noutdewit

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... in het stadion echter (waar het in tegenstelling tot een in Europa geliefd spel met een bal prima mogelijk is om met aanhangers van de tegenpartij een biertje te drinken in de kroeg en in het stadion……) was het vooral geel/blauw dat de klok sloeg: zowel op het veld als op de tribunes. Fantastische sfeer, goed en fanatiek rugby en 3 dagen later stonden de landelijke kranten er nog vol van, hoe het in vredesnaam mogelijk was dat de Highlanders de Crusaders in deze ...

New Zealand

A travel blog entry by jonenglish

2
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... we flew on February 4th.

Did you know how bad the earthquake was here on February 22nd 2011? It was really, really bad. The following shameful conversation took place between me and the bus driver at Christchurch airport. Picture the scene, if you will, of me bounding cheerfully onto the bus, grinning happily, pleased to be in a new exciting country:

Me: Good morning driver! Two tickets to Cathedral Square please!
Bus driver: [frowning] Excuse me?
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Auckland , Day 2

A travel blog entry by lsteen

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... shops selling all kinds of things from jewelry to a beach bags to wood carvings and so on. From the village it was only about a 20 min. walk to the ferry where we caught the 4 pm crossing for downtown Auckland. Back in downtown Auckland we did some quick power shopping as the stores close at 6 pm. They have some interesting stores here and prices vary widely. By 6 pm our energy was gone so we took the ferry back to Devonport, had a bowl of ...

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