Elliott Street Apts Auckland

... Fraser which is covered in Tropical Rainforests and Lakes, The World Heritage Great Barrier Reef and World Hertige Tropical Rainforests of the north, where they meet at Cape Tribulation, to some great world known city sights like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. I think we can definitly recommend to our friends and family that Australia is worth a visit.<br><br>Here's a quick summary of what we did today. Quite simple really, up early after having a nice couple of jugs ...

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... to see and do - just need to get some wheels &amp; get organsied. I keep seeing a Mazda 323 around the city &amp; it brings back happy memories! I so loved that car. By the way, dad - I hope you're looking after the GTI &amp; not doing too many wheel spins to impress your colleagues!<br><br>Must get out of this cafe - I'm supposed to be playing cards...<br><br>Enjoy the sunshine.<br><br>Take it easy,<br><br>Kirst.xx<br><br>

... my waterproof in the tumble dryer with some nick wax treating stuff, as the rain was so heavy today it came through my 'waterproof' !! but I have never treated it with stuff before so I will live and learn. <br>Very excited because tonight Rainer (my mate Simon Raine who used to teach at MB and now lives and teaches in Auckland) and his girlfriend Debs are meeting me at the hostel for reunion drinks and dinner! Not seen him since Dec 2006 so really looking forward to catching up ...

A North and A South Island That Make New Zealand<br><br>To all who wish to read on,<br><br>Greetings! Thank you for checking out my blog. I have been lacking on writing blogs of my adventures, and over the last month neglected writing anything about my experience in New Zealand. So, I have given myself 45 minutes to write all I can about my experience there. It's mostly going to be a summary of events and things I saw or encountered. If you dare to ...

... the room (it's just the outside ring of seating that revolves around the central base of the restaurant). Delicious menu choices and an equally tasty NZ wine made the scary peripheral movement more than worth it! After a quick visit to a karaoke bar where Graeme became the star wooing the crowds with renditions 'Angels' and 'My Way' we headed back to rest our weary heads ready for another day of adventuring tomorrow. we are very much looking ...

... the instructor was there in a flash and once he had gained his composure she asked him if he wanted to continue, to the lads credit he decided to remain, I'm sure it was an encounter her recall for many a year. On the way back to the ship we called into the local supermarket to stock up with liquid essentials. Sunday 08/03/09 Auckland - New Zealand Temps Air 24°C Today we decided to tackle the coast to coast walk across the isthmus ...

... you could see all of Auckland and some of the sorrounding mountains wich seemingly felt lower than the hight you yourself was at... Next stop was to pick up our camper van to get going on the, next heading to hot water beach in coromandel to try the hot water which we couldnt figure out how to do so me and my dad just decided to go mental in the (for a danish guy) freakish waves which was very fun and the water of course was very hot and nice...

... t see much of it. This time I walked around there where they also have a lot of restaurants - a really nice place! The only bad thing was the weather. Again, I wasn't lucky, and it was cold, windy, and started to rain. So I just had a small snack somewhere on the way back to my hotel, and I spent my last New Zealand dollars. That was it all. New Zealand. It's over. For now! Tomorrow, very ...

... it to have inspired one of the most progressive and inclusive governments in the world. Many have considered the Treaty of Waitangi to be a great historical marker for peace and inclusiveness. Yet what I learned in NZ is that this perspective is usually from the whites, just as most history and information is written and distributed by the conquering and not the conquered. <br><br>And although Chris had proposed several times, upon my requests, to take me ...