 | Tasman Sea, New Zealand |
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... happened. It's interesting because I didn't get really close to Liz until the long Pacific Crossing or spend much time with her until New Zealand. We did watch the Lord of the Rings trilogy twice on the crossing; maybe that's why I'm so behind on my work ...
... miles, but there's nothing to see but grey waves with the wind whipping the crests off them. The birds have stayed at home in New Zealand. The movement of the ship wasn't too bad this morning, but she's starting to rock and roll a bit now; the chairs were ...
... was clever or funny (which it was) but because the eyes (the swirls, remember?) were a significant shape to the culture of New Zealand! I can't remember what it means but it's Maori and everyone has picked it up and identifies with it and it's really cool. ...
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George the Dolphin
Posted on Nov 14, 2008, 17:01:50
George, local resident and water star, hurries to meet the Able Tasman sea shuttles catamarans every time they go out all the way to Awaroa Bay. Loves the people and shuns all the other dolphins. Smart cookie he is. Historicaly known dolphins who enjoyed ...
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The 'Sounds'
Posted on Oct 2, 2006, 08:11:39
... for both of them so that was a real bonus considering the amount of rain in those parts, and watching the sunset out on the Tasman Sea was amazing. Like Scott said, the Milford Road is a journey in itself, and I wrote a lengthy entry about it Do both&# ...
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Feedback on First Light Travel Tour company
Posted on Mar 4, 2008, 10:14:43
... fjords, beaches, surf or reefs. By Gillian Murdoch How extensive? You are never more than 120km from the coast in New Zealand, poised as it is between the Tasman Sea to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. And with a third of the coast devoted to ...
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Australia and New Zealand 30cm Closer!
Posted on Jul 22, 2009, 08:28:33
... massive earthquake last week has brought New Zealand closer to Australia, scientists say. The 7.8 magnitude quake in the Tasman Sea has expanded New Zealand's South Island westwards by about 30cm (12in). As the New Zealand media have observed, is it ...
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