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... , I'm afraid - I board the very clean, comfortable, big windowed "Magic Bus" which is to be my transportation throughout New Zealand. I travel out of the city through picturesque rolling green hills and dairylands, up the west coast to the Hokianga Harbour. ...
... staircase that they'd made out of one trunk - some reaching 15m wide. We stay the night at a lovely little place called Omapere. The site is opposite a calm little water inlet and some huge sand dunes. it really is very beautiful, everywhere you go. So ...
... than hers). We decided to do a loop round the north heading up the west coast today as far as the small town of Omapere at the edge of the Hokianga harbour. On the way up we passed through the last remaining areas of Kauri forest. Kauri trees are a ...
... was growing for two thousand years before the birth of Jesus Christ and was standing 3,000 years before the first settler, Kupe, arrived in New Zealand. It was about 40 metres high and 13 metres wide. As we were standing there we heard a noise and soon ...
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A North Island Itinerary for information
Posted on Sep 3, 2009, 14:11:41
... . It will give you a general idea of what you will see and can do. This relates to someone who is in a campervan. A New Zealand Holiday Itinerary for th North Island I recommend you spend around a month in the North Island and the remainder of the time ...
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North Island Odyssey
Posted on Jul 12, 2008, 01:28:21
... . Through to route one then north to catck back up with route 30 and on to Rotorua one of the most interesting places in New Zealand.(www.rotoruanz.com/ .Here you can enjoy getting Maori immersion, visit the geothermal wonders, soak in a hot pool. Stay at ...
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A North Island Odyssey
Posted on Apr 14, 2008, 19:52:19
... . Through to route one then north to catck back up with route 30 and on to Rotorua one of the most interesting places in New Zealand.(www.rotoruanz.com/ .Here you can enjoy getting Maori immersion, visit the geothermal wonders, soak in a hot pool. Stay at ...
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