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         		 Harrier chick: by candjmcshane, Views[661]
         		 Morpork owl hiding in nest: by candjmcshane, Views[691]
         		 New Zealand hawk: by candjmcshane, Views[481]
         		 Gorgeous NZ birds of prey. A Harrier.: by candjmcshane, Views[683]
     
    Buried village site, Rotarua. It was flattened by a volcano in 1886: by candjmcshane, Views[473]
         		 Fools lugeing. Basically heading downhill fast in a little cart with faulty brakes. Great fun though!: by candjmcshane, Views[351]
         		 Near buried village, Rotarua. It's all very pretty and green now.: by candjmcshane, Views[370]
         		 Cable car, Rotarua. You can see the Rotarua Lake in the background. The second largest on the North Island.: by candjmcshane, Views[372]
         		 Cable car up to the luge in Rotarua: by candjmcshane, Views[383]
     
    Remains of cellar, buried village, Rotarua. : by candjmcshane, Views[426]
         		 Self, gurning for camera, in Gisborne: by candjmcshane, Views[380]
         		 Proof that I do not lie: by candjmcshane, Views[354]
         		 Teeny, tiny observatory at the edge of the world...: by candjmcshane, Views[362]
         		 Gannet mates, rubbing each up the right way: by candjmcshane, Views[328]
     
    Down the bottom is the Saddle Colony of Gannets: by candjmcshane, Views[325]
         		 Hubby, very impressed with gannets, as you can tell...: by candjmcshane, Views[367]
         		 More gannets: by candjmcshane, Views[389]
         		 Stinky, stinky gannets: by candjmcshane, Views[372]
         		 First Gannet spotting: by candjmcshane, Views[365]
     
    The walk is all along the beach, and you have to time it so you leave just after high tide, and return before the water starts rising again: by candjmcshane, Views[379]
         		 The beginning of our 20km trek to see the gannet colony at Cape Kidnappers. Fantastic name...: by candjmcshane, Views[399]
         		 I don't know what the gorilla is doing up there with an ice-cream, and yes, it's the local cinema: by candjmcshane, Views[361]
         		 Art deco heaven in Napier. If that's your thang: by candjmcshane, Views[373]
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