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Getting ready for action
Dave and Dolly
Getting ready for action
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March
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- Good-bye New Zealand/ hello Australia
- Last night in New Zealand, very sad."....for we ha...
- Traffic jam New Zealand style.
- Passing through sheep country.
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- Taraneki falls
- Mt. Ngauruhoe
- Scrambling back down.
- View from the ridge.
- Took a cable car up to 1700m then started the climb.
- First view of Mount Ruapehu.
- Dramatic river drive from Wanganiu to Tongario wor...
- Wanganiu - a lovely place to live, 2 rowing clubs ...
- Longest swing bridge in New Zealand.
- Arthurs Pass at sunrise.
- Spent all afternoon looking in trees for the alpin...
- Arthurs Pass - an interesting highway linking east...
- Helicopter flight to the glaciers
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- Sunlight over the mountains (Dave's favourite)
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- Although these crevices don't look very deep they ...
- Mount Tasman
- Clouds over the glacier.
- Franz Josef glacier and the river flow made up fro...
- This is the mouth of Franz Josef glacier. In the 1...
- This is as close as we could get to the Fox Glacie...
- We saw lots of stone piles like this along Haast b...
- Cloud formation over lake takppo
- Leaving Queenstown.
- After spending 6 weeks searching for two of New Ze...
- Mirror lake
- Milford Sound
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- We met a pod of Dusky dolphins who frolicked besid...
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- Millie enjoyed the boat ride and seeing all the wa...
- After a three hour drive through fantastic scenery...
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- A cloudy start to our trip to Milford Sound.
- Te Anue, the base for travel to Milford Sound
- We've been to the kiwi capital, the whitebait capi...
- Stewart Island
- Rare and elusive weka with chicks.
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- Stewart Island has some great walks through the fo...
- Took a boat trip across to Stewart island. An isla...
- Bluff cove, the most southerly tip of the South Is...
- This is Maclean falls and as you can see we have a...
- Purakaunui falls in the Catlins area, south on the...
- Nugget point
- The Otago penisular looking back to Dunedin.
- This is supposed to be the most photographed build...
- The worlds steepest street according to the Guines...
- These are rare yellow-eyed penguins which breed in...
- Sunset over Moeraki bay. Couldn't resits showing y...
- Danseys pass
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- Strange honeycomb rock formation with primitive Ma...
- Lake Aviemore near Twizel.
- Mount Cook, South Island
- Driving towards Mount Cook.
- First views of the Mount Cook range.
- Brooding Mount Cook
- Bit rough and the weather not too good either. Mou...
- Had to cross two swing bridges strung across the r...
- Hang on to your hat.
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- Had to step carefully over these rocks as the weat...
- Three koren guys responded to our challenge to ope...
- The scenery changed from lush farm lands as we app...
- Found those sheep at last.
- Akaroa
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- The skipper got in close to a pied shag breeding c...
- Watched a fishing boat in the pacific being follow...
- Company on the way out from a school of Hector dol...
- Looking back to Akaroa habour. Look at the colour ...
- Went out on a small sailing boat to see the wildli...
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- Christchurch
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- Christchurch was in the middle of a flower festiva...
- Nice idea for the river Yare.
- Had an interesting couple of hours bird watching a...
- Coastal road to Christchurch.
- You may have been wondering why Millie isn't in an...
- Walked round the corner and nearly bumped into thi...
- Had a lovely walk up the cliffs until it started t...
- Just outside Kaikoura we saw lots of fur seals. Th...
- Found a few sheep heading south to Kaikoura
- Picton, South Island
- We even had time to sit in the sun and watch the O...
- Stayed at Picton for a couple of days and did some...
- The lovely habour area at Picton.
- Sailing through the Charlotte sounds towards Picton.
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2 comments:
yep! looks pretty steep!
actually Skippy, what was the point of you lying in the road like a trussed up sausage, ha ha, not quite getting your point in this pic!
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