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    Trisha, Timo and I: by sx_larabie, Views[221]
         		 Franz Josef Glacier: by sx_larabie, Views[259]
         		 by sx_larabie, Views[216]
         		 The glacier from a far: by sx_larabie, Views[229]
         		 Crazy!: by sx_larabie, Views[264]
     
    Glacier river: by sx_larabie, Views[297]
         		 Trisha holding ice!: by sx_larabie, Views[324]
         		 On the way to the Franz Josef Glacier: by sx_larabie, Views[243]
         		 Kiwi Bus Gang ;): by sx_larabie, Views[6833]
         		 Miss you guys xox: by sx_larabie, Views[333]
     
    The legendary Les Lisle: by sx_larabie, Views[446]
         		 by sx_larabie, Views[288]
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         		 Timo :): by sx_larabie, Views[241]
     
    Creative costumes :) Bumble bee, Lady bug and a Hooker lol: by sx_larabie, Views[901]
         		 Lauren (the bus driver), Nitzan, Trisha and me: by sx_larabie, Views[295]
         		 The gang @ the Poo Pub: by sx_larabie, Views[750]
         		 Timo, me, Nitzan and Trisha: by sx_larabie, Views[286]
         		 by sx_larabie, Views[289]
     
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         		 by sx_larabie, Views[279]
         		 Punakaiki Pancake Rocks: by sx_larabie, Views[329]
         		 by sx_larabie, Views[227]
     
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         		 Tauranga Bay: by sx_larabie, Views[242]
         		 Emma's intricate drinking system for her road bike. To stay out of the wind (the race is notorious for nasty headwinds), she will be down in her aero bars. To stay in this aero dynamic position the whole time, she can simply drink from her water bottles through the long hoses : by emma-o-scott, Views[2981]
         		 Scott demonstrating his kayak drinking system for the race. An old 1.5 L Coke bottle has been transformed into a milkshake delivery system, complete with extra wide drink hose (so the thick shake doesn't get stuck). A small 350 mL Coke bottle will deliver some caffeinne and quick sugar (in the form of Coke) at the 3 hr mark when he's starting to slow down. And finally the 3 L water bladder will be stored inside the kayak, delivering sportsdrink that comes up through an extra long hose through a hole in the kayak.: by emma-o-scott, Views[2329]
         		 Equipment preparation includes Swedish flags on the kayak and stickers from our local multisport club in Umeå: by emma-o-scott, Views[483]
     
    Scott passing through a wave train on the Buller River: by emma-o-scott, Views[548]
         		 Our rental whitewater boats on the Class III
         		 More Pancake Rocks: by emma-o-scott, Views[331]
         		 A fascinating geologic road side attraction known as the Pancake Rocks. Although scientists know that the patterns are created by deposition over millions of years, they can't explain these strangly symmetric patterns: by emma-o-scott, Views[645]
         		 A funny road sign on the west coast. Actually NZ has something like 20 different species of penguins that visit -- but mostly during the winter and spring: by emma-o-scott, Views[782]
     
    A west coast sunset from the beach where the race starts: by emma-o-scott, Views[404]
         		 While journeying along the west coast we found this official road sign to help us find the start. We practiced the 3 km uphil run from the sandy beach up to the bikes that are sitting along the shoulder of the road.: by emma-o-scott, Views[702]
         		 Scott on lunch time clif jump during the rafting trip: by emma-o-scott, Views[329]
         		 One of three narrow gorges we floated through. At high water (which can happen overnight), the water reaches all the way up the walls to where the trees start (at which point the rafting trip is cancelled ;): by emma-o-scott, Views[340]
         		 Incredible scenery and a bright blue sky day: by emma-o-scott, Views[781]
     
    One of many class IV rapids. Scott front right, Emma just behind: by emma-o-scott, Views[328]
         		 Portaging the raft around a tricky class V rapid: by emma-o-scott, Views[356]
         		 Scott helping to pump up the raft after the last of the rafting crew were dropped off: by emma-o-scott, Views[393]
         		 The view from the chopper. It was a super fast chopper designed for the Vietnam war and the driver used a
         		 Buckled into the helicopter for the heli rafting trip: by emma-o-scott, Views[311]
     
    Aurevoir Laurence: by dkky, Views[290]
         		 by dkky, Views[299]
         		 discovering planes: by dkky, Views[289]
         		 Curtis: by dkky, Views[269]
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