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    And then its my home territory, Smugglers Bay (historic fishing spot for me) Whangarei, NZ.: by jambopablo, Views[270]
         		 View of my favourite Northland Camping Spot, Taputaputa Bay, Cape Reinga: by jambopablo, Views[453]
         		 One end of the country to another. Fishing Taputaputa Bay, Cape Reinga.: by jambopablo, Views[229]
         		 Bluebridge Interisland Ferry, Picton to Wellington: by jambopablo, Views[196]
         		 Southern Man Pub. I just liked the mural.: by jambopablo, Views[173]
     
    Seal Family, had a bit of a close encounter with a Bull Seal hidden in the grass.: by jambopablo, Views[296]
         		 Typical greenery of New Zealand.: by jambopablo, Views[231]
         		 Reflective moment, well more like a rest after 2 hour hike.: by jambopablo, Views[263]
         		 Self Explanatory. Place I stayed in Milford.: by jambopablo, Views[251]
         		 Approaching the Homer Tunnel heading for Milford Sound, Arty. South Island, NZ: by jambopablo, Views[224]
     
    Camping at Moke Lake, Queenstown, Otago, NZ: by jambopablo, Views[189]
         		 Fox Glacier, South Island, it has been melting quite steadily hence can't be seen: by jambopablo, Views[238]
         		 Get off my van ya little bugga, Kea seem to like the plastic dome on top of the van, it still has the scars.: by jambopablo, Views[236]
         		 Kea, iconic New Zealand parrot found in forested alpine areas. Inquisitive and mischievous. See next photo.: by jambopablo, Views[170]
         		 South Island vista, typical view while driving.: by jambopablo, Views[321]
     
    Lake Rotoiti, Marlborough, South Island NZ: by jambopablo, Views[228]
         		 Wharariki, Cape Farewell, West Coast, South Island, NZ: by jambopablo, Views[238]
         		 While fishing I had a wee visitor in my van, left his or her footprints.: by jambopablo, Views[204]
         		 The guilty party, inquisitive Weka. Didn't touch my wine and cheese so let it off with a warning :): by jambopablo, Views[347]
         		 Fishing Governors Bay, Marlborough, NZ. Don't leave the van door open!! See next photo.: by jambopablo, Views[307]
     
    Split Apple Rock, Abel Tasman: by clare-tamea, Views[302]
         		 The fall on the left (in the previous photo) was actually three smaller falls.: by taylortreks, Views[159]
         		 If you haven't noticed, we like waterfalls!: by taylortreks, Views[187]
         		 What about now? Try to picture it as brown and you might have better luck. This is the area where our heroes take a break; Boromir teaches the Hobbits to use their swords and Legolas spots the
         		 Here's our first glimpse of the LOTR site we were coming to see. Does it start to look familiar?: by taylortreks, Views[221]
     
    Crystal clear water...: by taylortreks, Views[195]
         		 The rocky outcroppings look remarkably similar to those around Omakau.: by taylortreks, Views[170]
         		 And this is why we stopped. More great views of the mountains across the lake.: by taylortreks, Views[181]
         		 Glendhu Bay was just up the road from Wanaka.: by taylortreks, Views[179]
         		 The sidewalk near the water was bordered by these tiles with historical dates.: by taylortreks, Views[173]
     
    This also doesn't look windy, but, trust us, it was HOWLING!: by taylortreks, Views[151]
         		 Alpine landscapes on the way to Wanaka.: by taylortreks, Views[165]
         		 The upper part of Lake Dunstan, sitting right next to Cromwell.: by taylortreks, Views[172]
         		 You can't tell by this photo, but it's a windy day on Lake Dunstan. That's why there are no boats.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
         		 The terrain reminded us of Colorado.: by taylortreks, Views[170]
     
    Cromwell was first known as a gold rush town.: by taylortreks, Views[174]
         		 A nice view of the Clyde Dam.: by taylortreks, Views[162]
         		 The view of the whole valley was nice, too.: by taylortreks, Views[174]
         		 Lovely view of the little town of Clyde.: by taylortreks, Views[175]
         		 The Cromwell
     
    Mt Difficulty cellar door (where you go to taste and buy wine).: by taylortreks, Views[173]
         		 More views from Mt Difficulty Winery.: by taylortreks, Views[194]
         		 BEST view from a winery goes to Mt Difficulty Winery. We stood in awe for a looooooong time!: by taylortreks, Views[208]
         		 by emilyr, Views[192]
         		 Thats me!: by foodtravellove, Views[316]
     
    Eat with a squeeze of lemon and a dash of chilli sauce: by foodtravellove, Views[442]
         		 Cooked and ready to serve!: by foodtravellove, Views[444]
         		 A beautiful big bowl of glorious green shelled mussels: by foodtravellove, Views[377]
         		 The man behind the fritter, my Grandfather Matthew Te Pere Davis serving dinner: by foodtravellove, Views[505]
         		 Clare goes WOOFFing!: by clare-tamea, Views[789]
     
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