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At midday, while "the girls" visit a wool shop and enjoy a lingering lunch, Andy takes me for a "shortish" bike trip. It amuses him that I've never used a camel water system before; I'm fascinated by its simple backpack design and self-serve water nozzle. ...
Pip and Andy are selling Oliver's. In the few days we stay with them, they negotiate through the final parts of an offer. They fell in love with this place on their honeymoon and have nurtured it back to a regional getaway destination. Along with the ...
... with a delicious cheese and meat platter and just gets better. The building's stone walls went up during the gold rush in Clyde (which followed on the heels of the one near where we stayed in Kyneton, Australia). It started as a general store, and part ...
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The Rail Trail in Central Otago - South island
Posted on Nov 10, 2008, 19:49:44
... 83 years carried passengers and freight. throughout the region. it was in 1990 the 150 kilometre line was closed. In 1993 the New Zealand Department of Conservation purchased the line and after six years and $850,000 the rail trail became a reality. ...
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The Drive from Queenstown to Christchurch #2
Posted on Apr 16, 2008, 22:47:24
... very small town of Duntroon is the "Vanishing World" that I think is one of the most interesting sights I have found in New Zealand. Millions of years ago this part of New Zealand was under water. The geology discoveries here are world renown such as the ...
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Taking the Kids to Kansas City, Missouri
Posted on Jun 2, 2009, 12:11:57
... (www.jackstackbbq.com) -- first opened in 1957 and now boasting an extensive menu, including everything from ribs and chicken to New Zealand rack of lamb, shrimp and steaks. Kids are bound to like the "Cheesy Corn Bake" and triple chocolate ...
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