 | Methven, New Zealand |
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... short siesta before we ventured out to eat and watch the first semi-final of the Rugby World Cup (Australia v New Zealand). There are in fact only two pubs in Methven, imaginatively named 'The Blue Pub' (which is blue) and 'The Brown Pub' (which, as I am ...
... seen me miss out on many activities and adventures - including getting out and in to the heart of the incredible nature which New Zealand is so renowned for. The decision to drive to Methven was based on a recommendation of an excellent tramping area by ...
As we left Christchurch early in the morning the clouds lifted and we were greeted with glorious sunshine. Our route had us heading down the east coast to try and get the best weather and as we hit the coast we were surprised by the sight of huge mountain ...
... had the best snow of all the mountains in the South Island. I didn't take too many photos here, the town of Methven was very strange, a large farming community surrounded the area which gave the town a eerie edge.... Skiing was good WHEN they were ...
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A South Island Itinerary
Posted on Sep 3, 2009, 14:14:28
... can actually drive up to. Continue along the road now until it drops down to connect with route 6 at Havelock the mussel capital of New Zealand. A drive down through the marina lets you find the Slip Inn cafe. back onto route 6 and about 15 kms along is a ...
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Part 5 - from the Catlins through Central
Posted on Apr 1, 2008, 02:09:41
... . Not too many people told about this. From here we go to the small fishing community of Moeraki. The number one restaurant in New Zealand for fresh fish is here at Fleurs. When Rick Stein was offered a free trip to anywhere in the world this is where he ...
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