Park Lane Motor Inn Auckland

... car at the airport and check on Jenna's bag. Luckily we found out that Jenna's bag was on it's way to Auckland via Hong Kong (apparently someone screwed up in Sydney!) We also went and picked up our Britz van from the rental place (a bit of an ideal...this is quite the intense van!) We then did some grocery shopping to pick up the essentials, picked up Jenna's bag (yeah ...

... me!
Thursday was yet more rain, woke up extra early for some reason but enjoyed some play time with the little people. God, kids have so much energy in the morning, wish i was more like them! Cassie is very knowledgable for her age and pretty much rules the house. She always keeps watch on the bab while her mummy is busy and loves to talk about the different trains on her trainspotting dvd, honestly, sometimes the stuff she comes out with ...

Met the german guy I talked to yesterday, Clemens. He is super chill and looking to do the same things I am. We talked for a couple hours and decided to rent a campervan together.
Cant get the van till weds morning so im gonna check out the aquarium and Rangitoto in the next couple days. Super cheap for the van $26NZ per day!! Cheeper than a hostel and we are mobile! Wandered around the city for a couple hours then chilled at the hostel. Excited to go to the aquarium tomorrow.

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... with playstation, Tintin and generally playing and having lots of fun. As much as we would have loved to spend all our time playing around, we did go out and explore some of the northern countryside including a lovely town called Matakana; gateway to the beautiful wineries in the area. On driving back the most picturesque route we stopped in at Waiwera hot springs which was very relaxing and very warm in the cold NZ winter. In fact, we couldn't even get in the ...

... It was quite a challenge trying to find the summit, we practically drove around the mountain before we actually got to the top. The view was stunning. You could see the entire Auckland from up there. It was a warm day, so even though the wind was very strong, it wasn't cold. Since my legs were still sore form the snorkeling yesterday and was starving by then, I didn't walk down the crater with the guys. The mountain used to be a volcano, and now everything is covered in green grass.

... the property, Rob had felled and begun slicing a pine that had begun to falter. "Lift and drive, lift the Axe high and drive through to the plinth" Rob instructs me, demonstrating on a dry piece which splinters throwing chunks in every direction. Now this is therapy. The satisfaction of splitting large blocks of wood is only dampened by the intense heat of the sun and the newly forming blisters on my hands, but I don't care I LOVE it! There are ...

... thought it was better to stay indoors and rest up. Met a very lovely Dane by the name of Laura, and her, Lalit and Heel a new friend from the Netherlands enjoyed a great dinner at Mecca a medditerranean resto, down on the warf by all the sails. 03/14_Finally felt ready for some travel, which had been delayed due to the little soccer injury, and took a bus up north to the seaside town of Paihia.

... stories. We also met several solo guys on motorbikes and where often reminded of our sailing days, when we regularly met up with familiar faces in different places and exchanged the latest gossip and hot tips. Our own group developed it's particular dynamics with a little bit of conflict, especially at the beginning, but lots of good humor and banter as we got to know and understand each other better. We all parted as friends and even though my sister Ingrid ...

So we *rrived in Nz on Fools d*y 2008. Why Auckl*nd? M*inly bec*use it's Nzs l*rgest city thus giving us the hope of better job prospects. N*tur*lly we h*ve spent most of our time here especi*lly during the miser*ble winter. I c*n't outline how e*ch d*y w*s spent nor will I bore you with my d*ily routine but I c*n give * s*mple of the shen*****ns.



After the nightm*re *t our initi*l dwelling, life ...