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Demolition day!
... mieux. Seul hic, nous sommes dans un dortoir partagé. Nous avons donc un colocataire qui, lorsque nous arrivons, dort profondément. Le temps que nous installions nos affaire et le voilà réveillé, à nous demander l'heure. Rien d'anormal jusqu'à présent. Sauf qu'au fil de nos allers-retours dans la chambre, il nous la demandera systématiquement, parfois à 10 minutes d'intervalles!!! Cela lui vaut le surnom de "What time is it?"!!!
Nous filons ensuite rejoindre ...
The Backpacker feeling
... construction companies will rebuild Christchurch using the same way of making concreet. Which does not make any sense, cause every building will collapse again during a next earthquake! It's all about power and money. After this interesting conversation it's time to pick up Emma for some drinks and dinner. We went to one of Emma's favorite spots, an Indian reataurant. And that's great cause I am a big fan of curries: Hurry hurry! Give me ...
Bungee, the misty mountains and a long drive
We packed up in Te Anau, had breakfast again at the Sandfly Cafe and went for a little window shopping down main street. Headed out of town for a long day of hopefully making it as far as we can towards Nelson. We have to be in Nelson for the 26th to make our ferry trip to the north island, and so although it was so tempting to spend at least a day each in Queenstown, Arrowtown, and Twizel we forged on. But along our driving, we stopped at ...
Depressing End and a Smashing Pick-Me-Up
... been experienced by the people whose homes and businesses they were.
The inner city area was evidently beautiful before it was all shaken up with old English buildings and pretty bridges crossing the Avon here and there. We took a walk through the Botanic Gardens to get from our hotel to the city area (even the Gardens cafe was closed from the quakes) and walked around the fenced-off perimeter. ...
Exploring New Zealand's South Island
... found ourselves turning on the wipers for our turn signal.
Our first full day together in NZ really showcased the diversity and almost unpredictability of the island and what the rest of our trip would be like. Breakfast was on a beach at sunrise with mountains surrounding us. Shortly thereafter we parked our camper and found baby sea lions scurrying from one end of the car-park to, under our van, and then ...
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- Restaurant
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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