Greytown Hotel
33 Main St Greytown, Wairarapa, North Island, 5712, New Zealand
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... The cloud enveloped us an hour later on the summit of Mount Holdsworth. We got brief glimpses of summits and valleys. Despite the wind trying to freeze us both I grabbed a small box from my rucksack dropped to one knee and suggested to Sam she might like to be my wife. Thankfully she said yes after lots of gasping. It seemed like the perfect place.
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Hawkes Bay to Greymouth
... 8217;s oldest winery – Trinity Hill – and sampled a couple of their lovely reds before making a hasty exist as a coach load of eager cruise ship passengers pitched up.
We drove down south a few kilometres to Hastings where there isn’t a lot going on apart from vineyards and wineries. We got to visit another two wineries as the weather closed but in honesty didn’t taste anything that we thought was spectacular or worth buying. We wanted to make up ...
Paraparaumu & Wellie Ferry to Picton
... in this part of New Zealand so we had to try it as it would be rude not to.....it was so good. The next morning we went to a local Chocolate factory called Nico's, they usually run tours a few times a day but the lady that run the tours was on holidays so we just had a wonder around the shop and bought loads of chocolate.
We were getting the lunch time ferry to Picton (south island) from Wellie, we had heard that the ...
The sun is shining ...
... if he wasn't dead at that point he would have been once 10 tonne of bus ran over him! So, the signs said that poison laying was ongoing, so we hitched up the ute and drove on. Just not worth the risk with the dogs. Ironically, dogs were allowed there but it was not to be.
On we drove, passing through Karori and didn't rely on the TomTom which wanted to take us down through Kelburn onto The Terrace - thankfully a little ...
Whistle while you work! Snow white is a twerp!
... we looked older then Norma and Roland and were starting to believe that we really were pathetic!
So as the week ended and we said our Goodbyes, Tom being called Tim by Roland right up until the last minute, we felt more than ready to move on. Roland and Norma had been fantastic company with an excellent sense of humour and we left promising to look after each other! We then headed over to Keith and Adrienne’s to say Goodbye. We had ...


