 | Rangitukia, New Zealand |
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... horses bareback on the way - apparently on their way home from school! They start riding at as young as 2 years old out there! Rangitukia is a Rastafarian-Maori area, and we were greeted by Reg, who was a great character. He has a hook for a hand as ...
... . Stayed at a Farm Stay. Famr was called Eastend Farm ina little.... again... village if you can call it that called Rangitukia. Went on a two hour hourse ride along thebeach adn through the hills which was cool Then had a Hangi meal which is a ...
... the coast line. We went to the very most eastern point where there is a 752 step climb up to the lighthouse. It is hard for me to describe the beauty I have seen over the last week. Most of New Zealand is still untouched and it is so green and pristine.
The 10 o'clock -ish start actually meant we left at 11. The journey mainly involved getting to know the others better. We arrived near Rangitukia to Reg's Farm. Reg we had met in Gisborne - he'd been there to sell a van, and had been quite interesting. he ...
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