Lake Rotoroa Lodge Nelson
Gowan Valley Road, Rd 3 Nelson, South Island, New Zealand
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And the seagull's name was...
... which are still lived in or now artists’ galleries. Really nicely maintained; and most had lovely gardens as well as painted picket fences. I then walked across town along Nile Street and past the Bishop’s School (established 1844) and then found the modern school which was situated in a huge expanse of lawn amongst lovely green trees. Here I veered off to Queens Gardens, which was, in a word, swamped. There were ducks swimming on the lawns. Anyhow, it had a war memorial ...
Full Day Guided Kayaking Tour!
... a cheeseburger from the restaurant in the parking lot. When my dad got back, we started driving towards Murchison, the town were in now. When we got to the campground, we checked in and we got here at the perfect time, the baby Lamb feeding. The campground is on a beautiful farm, and we can feed the animals, etc. Feeding the baby Lambs milk was very fun, they are crazy when they’re hungry. After that, I came back to the RV, and now I’m writing. Thanks for ...
Seafood lunch - Delicious
... unfortunately, will find them some where else. From Nelson we drove further south along the west coast, we found a camp in Upper Buller Gorge where they use to pan for gold, the irish woman who was famous for it was called little Biddy and when she got older, that where we get the name 'Old Biddy'. We skinny dipped in the freezing cold river then settled in the ...
Nennt mich Heidi
... Dinge selbst herzustellen
Nach einer Woche war mein Heidi darsein auch schon wieder vorbei - Moreen und Pat (die Farmersleut) bekommen Besuch aus Australien und so musste ich abschied nehmen.
Nun bin ich wieder in Nelson und versuche mir einen Plan für die Woche zu machen. Leider muss ich bis Sonntag durchhalten, da ich umbedingt auf nen Markt in Motueka will.
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Jetboating and White Water Rafting
... up river and back to the jetty but not before the Captain showed us the White Creek fault line, which was the epicentre of a huge 1929 earthquake, a little reminder of the regions volatile history.
Back across the bridge and back into town with little time to spare for the rafting. We got suited up into our water proofs and thermals and then it was a quick drive down to the river. We were lucky to get a World Cup related deal where we got a free CD of photos of ...



