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Arrived in Auckland

In case you all wonder, we arrived safely in New Zealand after a small stop in Seoul. The trip was fine. Everything is fine except the internet access here in New Zealand. I will probably update this blog only when I will be back home. So, do not forget, no news = good news.

permalink written by  thetourist on September 15, 2011 from Auckland, New Zealand
from the travel blog: No news, Good news! in New Zealand (RWC 2011) & Fiji



Photos Posted in this Blog

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permalink written by  jorgn_craw on June 9, 2011 from Auckland, New Zealand
from the travel blog: Euro Trip 2008



Home sweet home

Friday 4th- Sunday 13th Feb. What would be the most exciting things about going home? Seeing all the family? Yes. Mums’ cooking? Of course yes. Receiving copious amounts of love from your nieces and embrassing your nephew? Defiantly yes. But the most exciting thing of all was ordering a cup of...

permalink written by  Pete+Rochelle on February 26, 2011 from Auckland, New Zealand
from the travel blog: Round the world!!!



Milford Sound

Tue.15th At sea.We went around the tip of the South Island to Dusky Fjord,Doubtful Fjord and Milford Sound.In 1986 UNESCO bestowed World Heritage status on this region. We saw Sheer cliffs,snow capped peaks in the distance and a Waterfall at each end of the Sound.Sightseeing boats ply the...

permalink written by  edoyle on February 15, 2011 from Milford Sound, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise



Beauty beyond words

We spent the day cruising through Dusky, Doubtful and Milford Sounds on our way to Hobart, Tasmania. These fjords have mountains with cliffs, some covered with snow, that fall straight into the water. This part of New Zealand is totally uninhabited and inaccessible by car. As we leave New...

permalink written by  rcodel on February 15, 2011 from Milford Sound, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011



Incredible Gorge

We spent most of Valentine's Day on a train which took us through the Taieri Gorge. This is a very old railway that is now privately owned and is used only for tourists going through the gorge. It was built by hand in the late 1800's and has about a dozen tunnels through mountains. It is...

permalink written by  rcodel on February 14, 2011 from Dunedin, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011



Dunedin

Mon.14th Dunedin is considered to be the Scottish city of NZ.Somewhat hilly and clean as are all the cities we've seen in NZ.There is a very nice shopping area which I had seen before but didn't visit again,all prices are very high.Most edibles and clothes cost more than in the US. I went on a...

permalink written by  edoyle on February 14, 2011 from Dunedin, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise



Christchurch

It was Sunday in Christchurch and most of the city was closed. However, the main square was a delightful hangout for street performers and people generally hanging out. We learned in Wellington that rugby is a really big sport in New Zealand . They are extremely excited about hosting the...

permalink written by  rcodel on February 13, 2011 from Christchurch, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011



Christchurch

Docked in Lyttelton for Christchurch,the most English city in NZ.The Canterbury Assoc.was formed in 1849 to found a Church of England colony in NZ.Space was limited by the sea and Mountain in Lyttelton so the settlers went over the Mountain and built Christchurch on the Canterbury Plain.It is a...

permalink written by  edoyle on February 13, 2011 from Christchurch, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise



The capital,Wellington

Lovely city,many hills.Many houses are built on the side of the Mountain with lovely views of the bay.Access is by steep steps and appliances have to be brought in by helicopter. Went on a pub tour,4 different pubs trying a different beer in each one.Had a very refreshing lemon-lime beer in one...

permalink written by  edoyle on February 12, 2011 from Wellington, New Zealand
from the travel blog: World Cruise



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