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    Pan to the right...: by taylortreks, Views[134]
         		 These first photos are a panorama of the valley near Omakau. The scenery is so different from everywhere else we've been in NZ. It is fascinating. And beautiful! This shot looks from Omakau north towards Alexandra.: by taylortreks, Views[124]
         		 The mountains come down to the water at Lake Pukaki near Twizel. Gorgeous!: by taylortreks, Views[150]
         		 Lake Tekapo was crowded with water-loving kiwis.: by taylortreks, Views[134]
         		 We LOVE having sunshine and blue sky on moving day.: by taylortreks, Views[133]
     
    Look at all the lupines!: by taylortreks, Views[202]
         		 Waitomo cave-tubing amidst glow worms : by clare-tamea, Views[1028]
         		 ... but we had smooth sailing to the South Island. This was our first view of the Marlborough Sounds.: by taylortreks, Views[138]
         		 It was a dark and gloomy day...: by taylortreks, Views[198]
         		 Necessity IS the mother of invention! Cargo containers were brought in to be used for businesses near Cathedral Square.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
     
    It's Santa Claus! Hi Santa!!: by taylortreks, Views[176]
         		 Who's that on the balcony?: by taylortreks, Views[210]
         		 It's heartbreaking to remember how Cathedral Square was vibrant and alive with people enjoying the beauty.: by taylortreks, Views[184]
         		 It was always in use in 2005.: by taylortreks, Views[170]
         		 The great big chess board is empty.: by taylortreks, Views[206]
     
    More damage. Kent and Anna think that maybe some material from the original cathedral should be salvaged to use when rebuilding.: by taylortreks, Views[155]
         		 This was Cathedral Square in 2005. It is heartbreaking to see the square now.: by taylortreks, Views[149]
         		 Besides the damage from the earthquake, there is quite a fight going on between the Anglican Church and the government. The Anglican Church wants to raze the cathedral and build a new one. The government wants to have the
         		 The pidgeons seem to like their new home. This will require a complete rebuild.: by taylortreks, Views[152]
         		 Strong metal girders are needed to keep the remaining structure from crumbling.: by taylortreks, Views[144]
     
    ... however, on the front the damage is quite extensive.: by taylortreks, Views[166]
         		 From this angle the Christchurch Cathedral doesn't look damaged...: by taylortreks, Views[126]
         		 The old Tourist Information Center looks like it wasn't affected, but it's not habitable. It was a beautiful building on the inside, too.: by taylortreks, Views[158]
         		 Nearby businesses are affected, even if they suffered no damage.: by taylortreks, Views[145]
         		 Bridge of Remembrance in 2005.: by taylortreks, Views[120]
     
    Cathedral Square is near. This is the Bridge of Remembrance.: by taylortreks, Views[138]
     
         		 Other ducks go for the easy food from the softies on the banks.: by taylortreks, Views[171]
         		 Gotta dive for the good stuff!: by taylortreks, Views[143]
         		 Ducks everywhere!: by taylortreks, Views[172]
     
    There were lots of beautiful trees lining the Avon river. Quiet and peaceful...: by taylortreks, Views[138]
         		 The giant Sequoia came from the USA. The sequoias aren't strong here, because they grow too quickly and are spongey on the inside.: by taylortreks, Views[176]
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         		 The Botanical Gardens in Christchurch.: by taylortreks, Views[127]
         		 On the right is the old Rakaia jailhouse and on the left is the bridgekeeper's house. I guess the police didn't need anything more than a pokey for the bad guys! Just north of here is the longest bridge in NZ - 2 kilometers long!: by taylortreks, Views[155]
     
    The mascot for
         		 The rail car is real!: by taylortreks, Views[163]
         		 This is what the Little River Train Station looked like.: by taylortreks, Views[143]
         		 Once upon a time, the train station was THE place to be. Get your mail, send a telegram, get on a train...: by taylortreks, Views[125]
         		 The train station is here, but there hasn't been any passenger service for 50 years!: by taylortreks, Views[145]
     
    Wow! Haven't seen one of these in a long time!: by taylortreks, Views[122]
         		 No matter where you go, there's always sheep!: by taylortreks, Views[132]
         		 Last view of Akaroa as we climbed out. Bye-bye!: by taylortreks, Views[112]
         		 Sunrise on our last morning. [sigh!] A very sweet weekend!: by taylortreks, Views[146]
         		 We had a front row seat to a spectacular sunset. Judy, this is where we toasted
     
    We were staying right there!: by taylortreks, Views[137]
         		 The drive back to Akaroa from the lighthouse and Green's Point.: by taylortreks, Views[149]
         		 This flag at the Green's Point Memorial signified the British sovereignty on the South Island.: by taylortreks, Views[167]
         		 All you ever wanted to know about the Akaroa lighthouse!: by taylortreks, Views[197]
         		 Look, Judy! ANOTHER lighthouse! (This had to be one of the most accessble lightouses in NZ. We just drove right up to it.: by taylortreks, Views[189]
     
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