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The Mount and the City
We are all settled into our flat. Garry and Jane have been very nice to us and we havnt needed to buy a thing. Our Kitchen in a closet is working out just great and we are now cooking better meals than we ever have. We've enjoyed a few happy hour bottles of cheap wine on our patio and are becoming reality tv addicts as we are obsessed with The Amazing Race Australia. Ashley and I just finished a stretch of one of us working each of the last 13 days in ...
Una de cal y otra de arena
... mañana y me preguntó si sabía cocinar, a lo que respondí con un firme SI (te hago unas salchichas con puré para chuparse los dedos). Ok nos vemos mañana. Al otro día fui, la dueña del bar era una koreana con poco humor que te mandaba a hacer cosas de acá para allá, super irritante, cuando la mina salía hacer cualquier cosa el resto de los empleados la puteaban a diestra y siniestra.
Bueno, comenzó el día tranqui hasta que empezó a caer gente y a pedir desayunos ...
Rotorua - Day 2 (Waiotapu & Zorbing)
... smell grows on you. Not that I could ever say that I ended up enjoying it necessarily, but it quickly became absolutely fine to deal with - unnoticeable eventually.
Our second day of Rotorua was quite a busy one. We woke up early so we could catch the daily eruption of the Lady Knox Geyser. There are only about 1,000 known geysers worldwide - most of which can be found in the good ol' U.S. of A in Yellowstone National Park. The only other major geyser ...
Day Five: Rotarua to Auckland
... for him. He would have told Captain Cook that the people greeting the boat were the "Maori" or commoners. That's why the locals will say they are a member of their tribe. The Maori, who had never seen a white man (guess they weren't the same people who killed Able Tasman's crew) could tell he was a leader by the way he was dressed and the manner in which his crew treated him. When he extended his hand to them, they could see the veins in his white hands. They ...
A not so lively Rotorua
... the Chinese travellers who I have met do not distinguish between different meal times and so breakfast may well consist of pizza and coke, if they are opting for a Western fix on that particular day. Or else the usual stir-fri concoction which seems to always revolve around heaps of broccoli will be on the menu. Always washed down with vats of tea; Jasmine, English Breakfast, Green..whatever, that doesn't seem to matter too much. I always make the effort to have a ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kitchenette
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