Abilene Motel Kerikeri
136 Kerikeri Road Kerikeri, Bay of Islands, North Island, New Zealand
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Farm Life
I'm writing this on 19 November (okay, 20th now) after a whirlwind two weeks of a tiki tour around the top of the North Island, not knowing where I'd be sleeping once night fell, or who I'd be with really. Chance happenings creating new adventures, chance meetings creating new friends, and spoiled plans creating new opportunities. Another one of those times where I sat back and let life take me for a little ride... and had a blast.
Alex's farm ...
Northland
... sea was so calm and we were able to ride the boat through the hole. Beyond us the open Pacific Ocean shimmered. The lighthouse was built in Thames (Coromandel) and then brought up the coast by barge and winched 149m above sea level into position in 1910. We turned around at this point and headed via some more islands and peninsulas until turning into a stunning little bay in Urupukapuka Island, known as Otehei Bay. This is the largest island in the Bay (520ha). We moored and had ...
Finale Rugby-World Cup
... So kann es weiter gehen!
RANDINFO:
Vermissten-Liste Neuseeland:
1. Familie
2. Freunde
3. Bundesliga
4. Frisches, noch warmes Brot mit Nutella
Am Nachmittag(17:00Uhr) wurden Roman, Julian, Sebastian und ich dann glücklicherweise von Mita abgeholt. Sodass wir doch das Finale der Rugby-Weltmeisterschaft, in einem Pub in Kerikeri ...
Up North with the mentalists
Late into the afternoon Emma's camper buddy Mitch arrived at the hostel. A brief history; they’d all met in Fraser Island back in Australia, and once hitting NZ around the same time, decided to do the campervan thing. Well, I think it was basically just Mitch, as Emma can’t drive, and her general travelling ethos is 'yeah, whatever, see what happens.’ Oh, apart from swimming with Dolphins, she has zero interest in that.
So we drove out the city and into ...
Bela Nova Zelândia
... oralmente. Como disse, são de facto umas belas estátuas!
O Mike revelou-se, por esta altura, um óptimo guia. Embora seja completamente pakeha (e por completamente quero dizer que é mesmo branquinho hehe), interessa-se imenso pela cultura Maori, sendo que aprendeu voluntariamente a língua deles. Ele contou-me então o mito da criação segundo os Maori: no início, existia o pai-céu (Ranginui) e a mãe-terra (Papatuanuku), que tiveram muitos filhos (também eles deuses). Estava ...



