Tree Crops Farm Akaroa

... Sirion and is quite a lot cooler than the last one, it has 6 cup holders,lots of shelf space and must have been driven by a tiny person before me, I could only just get in and had to put the seat down!<br>I&#8217;ll keep you posted on the adventures of the new little blue car! <br>OZ - 9 days <br>(better go now, am writing this in the tent, in the dark and everyone outside can probably see the screen and likely thinks I&#8217;m surfing porn.)<br><br>

... br>dragged himself out of the ice water "Gah! We should have a contest,<br>running over sharp rocks, and I bet all my money on you" Ha ha, city<br>kids.<br><br>We went home and got to watch the sunset reflected in the ocean (sooo beautifullll) It was a great day...<br><br>Really looking forward to m a future travels, especially with Max, we get along swimmingly. He put it best<br><br>"God, I can't wait for Samoa. We can do such stupid stuff together"

This morning, we woke up to the first snow of the year. Yes, it is cold here in New Zealand, and it is actually only fall right now. New Zealand is pretty far south and is one of the closest countries to Antarctica, so while it seems like a tropical island, it does get pretty cold here especially in the winter. It rained a lot today as well, so for small group we just stayed inside and watched a movie and ate snacks which was nice. It was a good, relaxing break from our busy schedule.

... of japanese and american tourists on guided tours, we arrived back at the van, just in time to have a tuna sandwich before we had just enough time for a stop off at the 'sunset carpark' for that photo, which everyone takes of themselves standing next to the rock to prove that they've been there and they've done that, before making our way to the base of ayer's rock to start our second walk of the day. by this time, it must have been about 4pm and the last of the ...

... bought secateurs (or pruning shears) for that area, so Amanda and I requested to be on it again this week. We continued at the weeding and uprooting and began trimming the bushes as well. It was really fun again, but after 3 more hours, we are still not finished with that small area. This is also a very symbolic task revealing how God prunes and uproots the sin and lies in our lives and replaces them with His Truth.

... not verified. We were getting desperate. Ava asked at what point the captain would abandon the search. The crewman said it would be a while yet. So we all stared out. We looked.             "There's a dolphin- no wait it's a bit of seaweed."             Then this guy with glasses and moderately poor eye-sight pointed spotted something moving at 2:00. There it was again. This time, a crew-woman was right there, spotted the same thing and alerted the ...

... la même place, pas seulement dans la rue mais aussi dans la voiture... Je veux signaler et les essuie glace partent, j'embarque rapidement dans le camper pour me rendre compte que le volant est de l'autre coté, je cherche la ceinture et j'attrape le break a bras ou les rideaux et le bras de vitesse est évidemment a gauche. Photos a venir Apres 5 minutes de conduite je me rend compte que je suis au ...

... here. (Kevin, he is desperate to get back into his old job!). We are cycling to work every day which is certainly keeping us fit! We have also been running so our fitness levels have improved a lot since that first trip on the bikes!! So we are both doing great and we are now half way through our trip!! I can't believe it!! We will be spending the next few months saving hard and in 3 wks we are going ice climbing on the Franz Josef ...

... it, but it's true - everything that doesn't have a liquor licence shuts after 5. WHY????? This is supposed to be a bustling metropolis, and today, incidentally, is the third to last Saturday before Christmas, but no - even the stores in Auckland (NZ's biggest city) and Wellington (the capital) shut at 5! It is sick, sick and wrong, and I like it not at all. Okay, rant over, I shall attempt to be normal now. Today, tacky or not, camera debacle or not, was ...

So, to the dismay of a few and pleasure of who gives a ****, my journey does not end in Nelson. After spending the weekend in the city with a heart that I had grown so fond of, with the people who have made it what it is, I said goodbye and drove into the night. Fast and wet the rain broke in fury against the lone windshield stealing through the dark. Light ethereal, ghosts in ...