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Methven, Christchurch-Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand
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Limestone labyrinth
... as we stepped in between the limestone rocks, we never once bumped into other people. Back home, you can't ever seem to find a place to be on your own, or where you can't hear the highway in the distance. I almost forgot what silence sounded like. Out here, you can really breathe.
From afar, the massive rock formations give the impression of an ancient castle ruin. In reality the limestone formed at the bottom of the ocean eons ago, ...
Geraldine to Methven
... he could have it resized within the day for her if we were in Wellington anytime soon. As it happened we would be in Wellington the following Monday, so we swapped details and it looked like would soon be sporting a snug fitting engagement ring!
Geraldine was a pretty small place with not too much going on…except for the world’s biggest jumper! Indeed big, Nic had the obligatory photo. Also, just out back from the ...
Grumpy Possums
... shops are charging $90 for a scarf it seems it’s probably worth the trouble.
Whilst chatting with the lady at the till she told us some stories about her background – these Kiwi’s do love to talk. Apparently the camp site we were heading to used to be a school where her husband was the headmaster.
The school had closed many years before after the government changed the public school bus routes ...
To Narnia and beyond...
... was being built for expansion. we even carried an entire chimney’s worth of bricks down a series of curvy and varying-height steps from one of the houses built into the side of the mountain. we stopped for lunch and had fish and chips down on the water, and later enjoyed afternoon tea from a local coffee shop. we were skooled on the ins and outs of ordering coffee in nz. most popular, the tall black (straight coffee without milk), the ...
Bob and Danita <3
... and trusting people. In the morning we enjoyed a nice breakfast, and Bob gave us a tour of his farm.
You see, New Zealanders are very very proud of their farming. Bob took us to see his massive potato farming storage and machinery. We visited his cattle, sheep, bulls, and drove all over the vast land that he and his wife own. It was such a fun time, I cannot even describe it. How our plans changed to be put in the path of such ...



