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404 Trafalgar St Nelson, South Island, New Zealand
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Day 1 of New Zealand South Island Road Trip
... me) and baked potatoes. The vegetables and fruit here are great, all grown here and sold at little kiosk on the side of the road, tonight fresh green beans.
The rain has finally subsided to a drizzle, let’s hope it stays that way. Spent the rest of the evening working on some schoolwork, I think going to work is easier than trying to teach these kids.
That’s all for now, à ...
Taupo til Wellington til Kaiteritari
... at sidde ved siden af en fremmed mand der syntes det var i orden hvis han fyldte stort set det hele. ØV. Alt for lidt søvn.
vi ankom til Wellington kl. 6.45 og vi var så heldige at vi fik buschaufføren til at kører os over til base hostel hvor vi skulle mødes med kiwibussen.
Da kiwi bussen havde hentet de andre i Wellington var det tid til at fange færgen der skulle tage os over til ...
Seals, South Island and Sun
... lightheaded because it was a bit rough on open sea.
But before we stepped on the ferry this morning, we spent a few days in Auckland. Well on Tuesday we decided to ignore the rain and go into Wellington city centre to do some sightseeing. I think our first and last stop was Te Papa Museum.....It was raining so hard and we were getting soaked and cold. So we decided to do some sensible shopping instead and bought new jackets, ...
Off to the South Island
... wasn't as small as I thought it would be it and it was a nice short flight into Nelson. From the airport we had arranged a ride to Collingwood (population 100!) where we would stay the night before heading off to the track. We had booked to spend the night a Somerset House - a "backpackers hostel". I have never stayed in a hostel before but Somerset House was "lovely" as they say here in New Zealand. There was only one other guest (a girl from Japan who was ...
Toilet Etiquette (or the merits of BluTack)
... but it wasn’t. A few days later, Andrea came over again for a little talk and I mentioned to her that I had never known that little trick about use of toilets. I asked her if she regularly employed it at home, and she laughed, and said, “No! Just when you go to public toilets, it is good etiquette, because often there are no toilet brushes.” Kathrine, the other intermediate teacher, happened to also arrive and heard this comment, and ...



