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Ein Monat in Tolaga Bay

A travel blog entry by ingalisa

... auf einmal fuerchterlich angefangen zu wackeln. Es hat etwas gedauert, bis mir klar geworden ist, dass es ein Erdbeben sein muss. Es war zwar nicht lange aber es hat mir trotzdem einen Schrecken eingejagt. Aber das gehoert hier fuer die wohl zum taeglichen Leben. Jedoch kommt es wohl oefter mal vor, jedoch so wie ich es erlebt hab nur alle 2 Jahre. Gut, dass es kein schlimmeres Erdbeben war!!
Joa und nun neigt sich mein Aufenthalt hier auch schon dem Ende zu: Es ...

Supplies Day

A travel blog entry by midge88

Today up early again as we are the first to see the sun rise and it was nice to see a bright through the windows. After having toast & tea for breakfast and then we headed off for Gisborne. I was in need of medical supplies and food. We brought a couple of books for cheap and then had lunch by the beach. ...

Day 192

A travel blog entry by jessievilla

... hostel, due to the weather. We had a traditional ‘hangi’ meal, which as far as I can make out is like a one-pot hotpot but without the sauce. Pretty tasty though. Then we all sat and watched films. I opted for Step-brothers, which I think is hilarious but for some reason I seem to be the only one laughing? Then we watch Eat, Pray, Bore, you know the one with Julia Roberts. Ooh, I tell you, it’s like watching my own life story. I too am on a ...

Grey days in Gisborne

A travel blog entry by greatbigsummer2

... Next day we headed over to the ports to have a look around and check out the Gisborne Wine Centre. We had already decided we would save the winery stuff for Napier so we just grabbed a coffee there. The weather started to pack it in and we weren't feeling very motivated so it was back to the van for some reading and some napping.

Following along from our previous lazy afternoon the next morning we thought a run would be in order so trotted ...

Day 39 Gisborne

A travel blog entry by willandclaire

... hard to see why. Each building looks the same as it would the 1930s, so we wandered round the lovely town. Got some food from a vegetarian warehouse which was delicious and then went and played Crazy Golf on the sea front. Walking along the beach we came across a massive, really well put together skate park with music blasting. It was amazing to see such talented kids skating around, every town we've been through has a skate park of some size and it's ...

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