Dunstan House Clyde
29 Sunderland St., Central Otago Clyde, South Island, New Zealand
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Day 13 Mon: Clyde - The Dam & Far Canal
We were up reasonably in time today for our start but didn't factor breakfast in, so that was a bit rushed, but quite good. Didn't need to rush in the end as the tour company were a little late, having to pick up our other group members from the airport. Irish unfortunately so we had to get the recent defeat out of the way. Colm and Mairead are our …
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On the Road Again
... line because we were in search for suppliers of a wonderful Misha Pinot Gris we had tasted. We found a supplier at the 'Lazy Dog' cafe and cellar which is half way between Cromwell and Wanaka - so off we went! What a lovely surprise we found, over and above finding Misha Pinto Gris! We did agree, however, that the place should have been called the 'Lazy Moggie' because of the resident, somewhat snooty, cat! Jim describes his crumbed, garlic ...
House sitting again
... and left leaving behind their worldly goods, these artifacts have at times been interefered with. As Steve rightly pointed out, the artifacts would wind up on someone's mantlepiece and ultimately thrown out at a later date. They are of no real monetary value but very historical to the area. A most interesting trip which we both enjoyed.
We hope that Jim continues to do well so we can continue on in the New Year.
Love to you all
P&J ...
A Trip Down South - Digging for Gold
... as I cruised along. When I stopped at traffic lights, they were revving their engines impatiently; one woman passed me with a sour grapes look on her face and shook her fist. I was shocked. I am used the laid back style of driving up in Mot, where everyone goes 90km / hour in a 100 km zone and most people cruise at about 40 through the main township. Yes, I knew I was going a little bit slow, but I had not expected to be harassed so much, and my driving skills were ...
We ‘heart’ Fergburgers!
... excited just walking it. When we arrived at the bottom it was a very modern building with shop, information and huge glass doors that headed out to a large porch with glass barriers that allowed us to see the whole bridge and watch people jumping off it.
Chris almost went white when he saw the first guy jump stating “definitely not for me”. Annabelle was keen to do it but a little bit put off by the price ...


