Hotel Haspar Greenlane Auckland

... a great country and we will come back for sure. ( maybe for our honeymoon....if someone is reading this..) But got back around 3pm and all fine with the car. Taxi driver called and we went to the airport. ( Taxi driver was from.....?? ) Yeap, they are everywhere!! So a short drive to the airport, checked in and we were up for our longest flight of the tour. We left Auckland at Sunday 3pm, we were about to travel 11 and a half hours to Santiago de ...

... One minute is pouring and the next the sun comes out and it's hot hot hot!

Right now nothing too exciting is going on. I'm still trying to figure out my next move. I don't think I'll be staying in Auckland, simply because of it's size. I came to New Zealand for the scenery and beaches... not for the big city.

I'll make sure to keep you all posted!

much love!
xo sam

... br>Do not enter the mines. The best spot to raise your levels are outside the entrance of the mine:
Here you will face level 10 dwarves. Be sure that you have plenty of food before you begin to battle them. Work on your strength first. You need to raise your strength level to at least 35. Continue fighting the dwarves, and raise your attack and defense to level
30.
Option 2: Al Kharid
Head to the Al Kharid palace:
Auckland, North Island, New Zealand riffbug

... I need to mention - it's possible to sit on the toilet, having a shower at the same time ;)

Anyway we are enjoying Auckland and hopefully soon Kirsty will get some job and I will sort out my visa extension of some sort (or if not, we'll decide what to do after 3 months).

Greetings to everyone!
Leszek and Kirsty




Witam ponownie,
Postaram sie strescic troche bardziej po polsku, bo troche sie rozpisalem po angielsku i widze ze ...

... only imagine how pitiful I looked going down and up the side...


Bottom line: I LOVE it here! I am constantly doing things, which is why I haven't posted yet. I've met so many people that are from around the world, and all of them are great! Since being here, I have probably drank more hot tea than what I have in my entire life. They drink lots of ...

... was amazing scenery that I had wanted to experience for quite some time, and I was there. The reflection of the mountains in the lake was as tranquil as I hoped it to be. It was, as it should be in that moment. It was a chill day at Fox, and I was lucky to have received the view I got. Wanted to go down to Gillespie Beach, but clouds came in and covered the Peaks. Further South I go!

Further South

The next day I made my way to ...

... small portable fridge, full size bed, and air in our lungs we went underway!  We did our best to explore as much as we could of both the north and south island. I have always wanted to do this and what a country to do it in... Our road trip was filled with winding roads nestled amongst rolling green hills and valleys... mountains with incredible tree lines... bright blue skies with clouds hanging so low they look like they are about to scrape the ...

... alkoi olla jo todellisia vaikeuksia selitellä, että miksi tänne Aucklandiin näin aikaisessa vaiheessa tultiin??? Tätä hetkeä oli kuulkaa odotettu kuin kuuta nousevaa ja jotenkin olisi pitänyt jo arvata, että tästä ei hyvää seuraa... Suunnitelmana oli tehdä huomenna ikimuistoinen herätys Kristiinalle ja Raunolle ja viimein kertoa, että olemme itseasiassa hyvin pian lähdössä todelliselle paratiisisaarelle ja kaikki on hoidettu ...

... to spend more time there. It seemed like a quaint little town, an escape from the big city of Auckland. Then, I caught the free inner city bus to the Sky Tower which had been covered by clouds most of the day, but when I got there, the clouds lifted, and I was able to see a decent view of the city. That was really cool! Then, I headed to the airport to catch my flight to the South Island.

... that of the first RC mission where they made leather and had a printing press. The pits for curing the leather are still there as is all the early printing machinery. They still use all of them for demonstrating purposes today and the guide worked a number of them as he showed us around. We also went to the site where the first treaty was signed between the Europeans and the Maori. Saturday, Sunday and most of today was spent at Manly enjoying the scenery, the walks ...