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Queen Charlotte Day 3
... had plenty of time to chill on the beach in the sun and refresh our feet in the cold sound, then we sat on the end of Te jetty eating our congratulatory cheese and onion crisps all the way from home! (thanks mum!) Once we had been delivered back to Picton we dragged ourselves to the car dumped our stuff and headed for the nearest chippy greasy food was needed! We then drove down Queen Charlotte drive to a doc site with hit showers where we cleaned had tea and snored loudly through the ...
Tales from the Wine Trail - Hawke's Bay
After a couple of days in Taupo attempting to flip my body-clock....we hit the road again on Gerald's birthday bound for his family home in Hawke's Bay. Leaving Taupo on State Highway 5, there's a sign telling you to fill up with petrol as it's 130kms before you'll reach another fuel station. This is truly road-trip heaven, crossing beautiful mountains (Teraungacura and Titiokura.....Darth Vadar telecom tower sits on the second one, nearer Hawke's Bay....says Gerald's ...
Work, work, work
I know I know, we have gone underground. Hope you have not missed our stories, gallivanting across the seas and exploring exotic places.
Mithrandir has not sunk to the bottom of the ocean either, but we have not seen much daylight lately.
You can probably guess by now. Mithrandir is in a work shed, parked in a barn, taken apart, ground to dust and hopefully will rise again in time with dignity and glory with a new ...
This week I have been mainly sulking.
... and stuck my hand in an impressively large pile of dog ****. And all before anyone knew what I was up to. I went straight back to daddy and told him "Amy’s found some poo." Now, this country is quite beautiful, and finding dog poo is no easy task. He didn’t believe me, so I took the dullard back to it, and just to labour the point, tried to poke it again. This time he believed me.
After I was hosed down, we went around the reformed wetlands. ...
The beauties of the world right here NZ.
... weather changes so much out there so one minute it was burn my nose weather and the next a gust of wind nearly blew me off the track. The swing bridges were good fun but a little nerve racking as when others jump on them it makes it very wobbley and beneath the thin wooden path is a sheer drop into the rather fast moving waters. You could really do the titanic move on these bridges. The wind certainly does blow your wig off!! Every five seconds i would stop and take millions of pictures as ...
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