New Zealand
Why does New Zealand have some of the fastest race horses in the world?
Because the horses have seen what they do with their sheep.
Because the horses have seen what they do with their sheep.
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New Zealand is far away, down under.
Cape Reinga - Northern most point on the North Island
90 Mile beach, from the front of a bus
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90 Mile Beach from the top of a sand dune.
Geyser Rotorua
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Don't dare call me an old geyser
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"Oooh. Ahh"
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Yeah. We can be hoa. (friends)
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Hoa "Friends" don't stick their tongues out at friends
This is what friends do.
I know the feeling. Too much 'Hangi'. - New Zealand (Hangi = Maori food cooked in the ground)
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Napier - Art Deco city
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I respect people who respect 'old timers'
Devenport. The Moreton Bay fig tree in Windsor Reserve is fondly known as ‘Old Albert’
It was planted in 1883.
Devenport. The Moreton Bay fig tree in Windsor Reserve is fondly known as ‘Old Albert’
It was planted in 1883.
Lest we forget (and lets keep the love of cricket alive)
South Island.
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Peaceful, unless you are a duck scrambling for a free feed.
Split Apple Rock, Tasman Bay
What do chefs say when they find a great knife? “This is a slice of heaven!”
What do chefs say when they find a great knife? “This is a slice of heaven!”
What did the rock say to the geologist? “You rock my world.”
They get my vote - Christchurch
Part of a buskers carnival in Christchurch.
The setting was as good (or better) than the acts.
The setting was as good (or better) than the acts.
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With all the one way streets in Christchurch it is not surprising that the trams are so popular
All make believe except for the dark clouds and the parking meters. Christchurch
That is why this form of transport is also popular. It is relaxing if you are not holding the pole.
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Bad weather resulted in a visit to the museum in Wellington. Possibly the best museum I've been to.
Milford Sound "The eighth Wonder of the World". Rudyard Kipling
Possibly a memorial to the All Black rugby team that lost to the Wallaby's?
Ka mate, ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Ka mate, ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
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Thanks New Zealand
Haere rā. (Goodbye)
Haere rā. (Goodbye)
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