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... with Maureen, Emily and Issy with Maureen's friends in Titirangi, which was fantastic, as it gave us a chance to start getting things sorted.<br><br>We headed for the bank to sort out accounts, to buy a mobile phone as our UK ones will cease to work from next week and to sort out basic paperwork for Jeff's job. We also ended up doing the mundane jobs like emptying rucksacks and ...

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... something go between my legs at one point that i can assure u wasnt there before haha. After drying off and warming up we headed in the coach with everyone down to Rotorura. We had earlier booked with a group of people on the coach to go to an authentic Maori evening in a mock Maori village where we were taught the way of the Maori, saw how they would live and also got to see them perform the famous Haka!!! (what you see the NZ All Blacks do at beginning of rugby games). We then had a huge ...

... really. From here I went up Tucker Beach Road to admire the view to Cornonet Peak as it was streaming sun.<br>After that I went &amp; found a storage facility in the Frankton Industrial area just so I know where It is if I needed to leave the car down south for any extended period. Then from there really it was just getting my stuff sorted, drove back into town again then back to the airport where I went in, checked in and went straight through to the gate. Nice trip back to Auckland ...

You will all be delighted -this will probably be the second to last post and then it will all be but a happy memory. I have placed the photos in a different format -there are 11 Our Hotel in Dubai The Drivers let the tyres down for `dune bashing' and `sand skiing' There were such a lot of 4 x 4 , and all of them had passengers Marion and I all alone ...

... which was pretty interesting. It gave information like the airspeed, altitude, time to destination, time at destination, etc. And, I watched a movie or two and then we were there. I had 6 hours to wait in Auckland, so I walked around and found free showers! I didn't have a towel with me, but it didn't matter because the shower felt so good. Finally I was on my way to Sydney.

... be picked up by Rob at 10, we arranged for him to collect me from the corner of Scenic Drive and Shaw Road, I didn't feel it polite to give out Chris and Adi's address. Sure enough 10am Rob pulls up in his white 4x4 I throw my gear in the back on top of his fire-mans uniform. IT turns out the he is a part time fire fighter and a full time paramedic who has a background in building. We drive to his friends house whose window he has arranged to replace ...

... when her small rucksack tested positive for explosives! She was questioned and it didn't bode well when she mentioned her 5 month trip to South America. The sniffer dog was called for - he sniffed, but wasn't interested, so Judith was allowed to go! Judith later recollected that her bag had come into contact with explosives in Bolivia, i.e. a stick of dynamite, which we bought for the miners ...

... to risk on getting back when it came to selling. We spent 5 days going to the backpackers car market, looking on trade me (like eBay) and then finally finding something suitable at a price we were very pleased with at the Ellerslie car market. It is what some may refer to as an engineering masterpiece and right up there with the Jaguar E type on looks, as I'm sure you'll agree when you see the pictures of our lovely 1995 Mitsubishi Delica!! It's a 7 seat people carrier, which we ...

... I then split up for the rest of the day. He&#8217;d decided to go on a harbour cruise, while I wanted to follow the Coast to Coast Walkway from the city to Manukau Harbour. It wasn&#8217;t long before I had reached the bottom of the volcanic cone of Mount Eden and then hiked through paddocks of dairy cows to get to the top. I don&#8217;t think there are many other cities of this size in the developed world where you have to avoid ...