Bluestone on George Dunedin

... gather on the Union Lawn and light up and enjoy each other's company. The weekly sessions have been running for almost five years now and have become a mecca for tourists and other cannabis enthusiasts who find themselves in Dunedin on a Wednesday or Friday. <br><br><br>Marijuana prices: NZ$25 for a 'tinnie' (approx 1 gram, range from ...

... it's called McInternet.<br>Really. We tried one cappucino at the McCafe &#8211; no food. The coffee<br>wasn't that good &#8211; at least their weak coffee standards are global.<br>The kids were funny &#8211; Friday night and they were driving up and<br>down the streets in their hooped up cars yelling at each other. <br><br>Now we're on our way to Christchurch.<br><br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br><br><br>

... and then having to collect our bags and clear customs saw us miss our final connection to Dunedin. We had only just got out of customs by departure time and still had to get to the Domestic terminal in Auckland. Air New Zealand re-booked us on the next available flight and we then had to run literally to catch a flight to Dunedin. We got the last two seats! but at least we got here.<br><br>Now we need to get back into the normal run of things. The cats ...

... moustache and as he went in for the kill Molly recoiled in disgust and proclaimed &#8220;not until you get rid of that thing!&#8221; Unfazed by the event, upon our departure when we wished Ollie good luck with the ladies he caressed his stache, flipped back his flat ironed hair and retorted &#8220;I don&#8217;t need luck&#8221;. Inspired by Ollie&#8217;s resilience, we boarded the bus and headed into the blinding fog of Te Anau for the next leg of our journey. <br><br> <br>

Waking from the events of the night before it was time to meet the people buying the van and sort all that out.. Still raining!! First business of the day though was to call my mum as it was her birthday, ah, happy birthday mum! xx I saw the scallop girl at the campsite and she was still feeling fine and had actually ended up winning the DJ competition so that was a nice evening for her at least....!!! Van transaction complete key and money ...

... we passed through the Catlins. This is an area of outstanding beauty where wildlife thrive. It is as windswept and rugged as any west coast area of Ireland or Scotland, and just as nasty to live in in the winter I'd guess. It is the furthest south you can go on the mainland of New Zealand, but if you want to see wildlife, you come here. We stopped at Nugget point where we walked to the end of the path to a lighthouse where ...

... a couple of sealions, and ofcourse the everpresent fur seals. Back to port and we drove over the headland to a private farm and hike down to a seal hide (now getting pretty bored of seals), and then back around to a beach where the sealions hang out, sleeping, belching, ******* and ******** during the day before they go out fishing in the evening. The highlight of the trip was watching the yellow eyed ...

... in... we decided to fix chili for dinner. We needed some tomato sauce. Here, tomato sauce is ketchup. So we had ketchup chili for dinner. Yuck! Then we did some laundry... something bled, and we now have multiple shades of purple articles of clothing. And the rain kept coming. All we wanted to do was get out of here! So we decided to play some cards... and drank lots of wine, while listening to the one and only country music stations in NZ, which was pretty cool.

... told the Russians that they were expected to invade, and they never turned up. The Royal Navy did some trials in New Zealand and discovered that the chances of a warship hitting a small shore installation were virtually nil. Soon after, it became apparent that although the guns were effective against ships, they were vulnerable to air strikes. More powerful, long range guns were coming into service, but the disappearing carriages were not capable of an elevation of ...