 | St-Arnaud, New Zealand |
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... cars arrived and we started talking to a couple. They grew up near by and told us most tourist miss this spot. Like other New Zealander's, they wanted to know where we were from and if we were enjoying ourselves. They were so friendly and told us that ...
... a mere twenty metres, meaning the road is submerged by Whitewater. Oh well, we were safe. Stopped at a small park to cross New Zealand's largest swing bridge and get the first taste of Goldmining. Most of the towns/villages on the West of the South Island ...
... but it's quite and beautiful. The backpackers we stayed at was nice and we dipped our sore bodies in the hot tub as we watched the sunset over the mountains and got chewed on by sandflies. New Zealand would be paradise if it wasn't for the damn sandflies.
... to avoid an ankle-deep fording of the stream and reach the hut a couple of hours before dusk. The hut system in New Zealand is a beautiful thing. Many huts were mere shacks, with dust floors and baggy hammock bunks, erected by hunters. Skiers and trampers ...
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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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South Island Odyssey - Part Two - West Coast
Posted on Mar 8, 2008, 19:23:05
... in the area worth stopping to have a look at. You will continue to follow the Buller one of the most beautiful rivers in New Zealand in my opinion. It is 40kms from Inangahuna to Rt 67 junction and 113kms from St Arnaud to here. At Route 67 turn north to ...
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