Brentwood Wellington
16 Kemp St, Kilbirnie Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
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Auckland to Wellington – Te Papa
Auckland to Wellington – Te Papa
Kentoris is on the road – the 2010 Tour to Wellington and the South Island has begun. The stories have started and the performances have commenced.
After meeting at the Pacific Blue check in counter at Auckland Domestic at 5:00am our check in went smoothly (despite losing our amplifier …
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Windy Welly
... of the alcohol consumed or the sun (!!!) but we all headed back to the room ready to get packed up for moving on tomorrow. Me and Jayne have dyed our hair, mine being desperate as I haven’t done it since i’ve been away, so I will be back to looking really youthful again in our pics from tomorrow!
Had a really good day today. Going to be taking away with us some really good memories of Wellington – great place. ...
Wellington, Picton
... worried that id slow them down. Didnt have to worry though, cos it turned out they were the slow walkers, for a change :). We still made the boat on time though, after they speeded up when they realised we'd miss it! Boat took us back to near the ferry terminal and the kayaking company met us to drive us back to our hostels. Met a girl from germany called pini at the hostel. Shed just got here and was travelling with magic too, but was going a different route to me. We played cards ...
Wellington (this time for longer!)
... he stopped in Wellington because he's looking for work so last night me and Jess met him for a few drinks in a couple of local bars and for a bit of a catchup.
Today the weather was pretty bad in the morning (windy and wet), I met Alisdair because he recommended a coffee shop to try (Wellington famously has more coffee shops per capita than New York!) and he gave a few tips on the best places to check out.
About midday the weather cleared (they say you ...
Crossing the Cook Strait
... the cigarettes.
KK: The ferry chugs out through the fjords of the south island, across some sea then into windy Wellington. On the trip you can consume overpriced comestibles or stare at the sea thinking how nice it would be to see a dolphin, which you never do. Having done this trip once before I can pronounce "never" with a scientific certainty. 3 hours later they tell you to get in your car to disembark and everybody drives onto land like it was the ...



