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    Lake Tekapo was crowded with water-loving kiwis.: by taylortreks, Views[152]
         		 We LOVE having sunshine and blue sky on moving day.: by taylortreks, Views[156]
         		 Look at all the lupines!: by taylortreks, Views[220]
         		 Waitomo cave-tubing amidst glow worms : by clare-tamea, Views[1227]
         		 ... but we had smooth sailing to the South Island. This was our first view of the Marlborough Sounds.: by taylortreks, Views[164]
     
    It was a dark and gloomy day...: by taylortreks, Views[221]
         		 Necessity IS the mother of invention! Cargo containers were brought in to be used for businesses near Cathedral Square.: by taylortreks, Views[195]
         		 It's Santa Claus! Hi Santa!!: by taylortreks, Views[198]
         		 Who's that on the balcony?: by taylortreks, Views[232]
         		 It's heartbreaking to remember how Cathedral Square was vibrant and alive with people enjoying the beauty.: by taylortreks, Views[206]
     
    It was always in use in 2005.: by taylortreks, Views[204]
         		 The great big chess board is empty.: by taylortreks, Views[232]
         		 More damage. Kent and Anna think that maybe some material from the original cathedral should be salvaged to use when rebuilding.: by taylortreks, Views[178]
         		 This was Cathedral Square in 2005. It is heartbreaking to see the square now.: by taylortreks, Views[164]
         		 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[175]
         		 Strong metal girders are needed to keep the remaining structure from crumbling.: by taylortreks, Views[171]
         		 ... however, on the front the damage is quite extensive.: by taylortreks, Views[186]
         		 From this angle the Christchurch Cathedral doesn't look damaged...: by taylortreks, Views[147]
         		 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[180]
     
    Nearby businesses are affected, even if they suffered no damage.: by taylortreks, Views[162]
         		 Bridge of Remembrance in 2005.: by taylortreks, Views[138]
         		 Cathedral Square is near. This is the Bridge of Remembrance.: by taylortreks, Views[158]
     
         		 Other ducks go for the easy food from the softies on the banks.: by taylortreks, Views[198]
     
    Gotta dive for the good stuff!: by taylortreks, Views[164]
         		 Ducks everywhere!: by taylortreks, Views[188]
         		 There were lots of beautiful trees lining the Avon river. Quiet and peaceful...: by taylortreks, Views[164]
         		 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[199]
         		 A
     
    The Botanical Gardens in Christchurch.: by taylortreks, Views[144]
         		 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[188]
         		 The mascot for
         		 The rail car is real!: by taylortreks, Views[180]
         		 This is what the Little River Train Station looked like.: by taylortreks, Views[167]
     
    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[147]
         		 The train station is here, but there hasn't been any passenger service for 50 years!: by taylortreks, Views[159]
         		 Wow! Haven't seen one of these in a long time!: by taylortreks, Views[143]
         		 No matter where you go, there's always sheep!: by taylortreks, Views[150]
         		 Last view of Akaroa as we climbed out. Bye-bye!: by taylortreks, Views[127]
     
    Sunrise on our last morning. [sigh!] A very sweet weekend!: by taylortreks, Views[160]
         		 We had a front row seat to a spectacular sunset. Judy, this is where we toasted
         		 We were staying right there!: by taylortreks, Views[153]
         		 The drive back to Akaroa from the lighthouse and Green's Point.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
         		 This flag at the Green's Point Memorial signified the British sovereignty on the South Island.: by taylortreks, Views[193]
     
    All you ever wanted to know about the Akaroa lighthouse!: by taylortreks, Views[214]
         		 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[208]
         		 Another lovely view of Akaroa harbor and its picturesque lighthouse.: by taylortreks, Views[202]
         		 The whare (meeting house) is recognizable by the carved totem above the entrance.: by taylortreks, Views[159]
         		 This Maori village is tucked away in a secluded bay on the south end of Akaroa harbor.: by taylortreks, Views[193]
     
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