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Nooo Zealand

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Our first evening camping in NZ. This was the first of many, many ducks we saw. Naturally, Beanie's now very fluent in 'duck' Views[98] The chariot we drove for 2 weeks. Views[128] Hours of endless entertainment with the microwave. open the door, close the door. open the door... Views[116] Crazy blue colour of Lake Pukaki Views[385] Icebergs floating in the lake at the bottom of the Tasman Glacier. Very eerie. Views[64]
 
Views[108] Views[107] Short hike to the edge of the glacier. It wasn't freezing, except for the biting wind so we wrapped Jemima's hands in a pair of my woolly socks. Views[102] Views[109] Up the road to Mount Cook Views[140]
 
Stampede! Views[84] A Rainy Day forced us to retreat inside to Cow (Queenstown) for some hot pizza Views[97] Views[96] Views[102] Chasing ducks and throwing stones: Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown Views[105]
 
Queenstown Botanic Gardens. Views[124] Views[76] Views[83] Views[74] Views[71]
 
Milford Sound - not a cloud in the sky. Is this a first?? Views[124] Rosy cheeked after 15 minutes at -1 deg on top of the glacier. Views[97] Beanie and I on top of the glacier - wikkid! Views[98] Views[99] wow. snow for the first time Views[120]
 
Arial view of the Dart River running into Lake Wakatipu Views[128] too much excitement in a single day. Beanie crashes out for the helicopter ride back home. Views[111] The Walk into the Blue Pools, Haarst Passs Views[200] Crusty trying to 'do a Sanchez' on the swingbridge, Blue Pools Walk, Haarst Pass Views[84] Lake Ianthe camp spot. Place of a Million Midges... and nice sunsets Views[122]
 
Cabbage Tree Views[109] Views[99] Jemima's fetish for toast was sated with our squeezy-tube travel pack of Vegemite. Views[73] The short version: walking out from Awaroa Bay, Abel Tasman National Park one morning. The Long Version: ask me over a l-o-n-g drink one day ... Views[114] Views[115]
 
Wonderful grey seas and skies on the coast between Kaikoura and Blenheim. Views[97] Australian customs would be proud to know how well scrubbed those boots were after walking through the mud flats. Views[97] More Sanchez impersonations on the slackline, Hanmer Springs Forest park Views[200] And Sanchez again... Views[97] Sam after his mountain bike ride with the Krank dirtwear guys. Spent! Views[126]
 
needless to say, a LOT of fine kiwi sav-blanc and pinot noir was drunk on the trip Views[119] Views[36]    

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