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         		 The sun setting at the lake (around 9:45 pm).: by erin_and_pete, Views[291]
         		 Our cow friends behind the campsite.: by erin_and_pete, Views[267]
         		 Camping near Lake Hawea.: by erin_and_pete, Views[229]
         		 At a road side stop for lunch.: by erin_and_pete, Views[268]
     
    Sandflies on the top of our tent.: by erin_and_pete, Views[347]
         		 Merry Christmas!: by erin_and_pete, Views[259]
         		 Our spot by Lake Wanaka.: by erin_and_pete, Views[265]
         		 Christmas Kiwi and beautiful valley.: by erin_and_pete, Views[213]
         		 Main Street and tour bus : by erin_and_pete, Views[207]
     
    Main Street, Franz Josef Village: by erin_and_pete, Views[277]
         		 Flooded portion of the hike.: by erin_and_pete, Views[200]
         		 A small river crossing.: by erin_and_pete, Views[196]
         		 Another view of the glacier, this time from a lovely hike.: by erin_and_pete, Views[242]
         		 Franz Josef Glacier + Us: by erin_and_pete, Views[223]
     
    Franz Josef Glacier: by erin_and_pete, Views[225]
         		 In the parking lot at Glow Worm Cottages.: by erin_and_pete, Views[237]
         		 Main Street, Shantytown: by erin_and_pete, Views[268]
         		 Catching up on current events.: by erin_and_pete, Views[318]
     
     
    Gold nuggets!: by erin_and_pete, Views[463]
         		 Pete panning for gold at Shantytown.: by erin_and_pete, Views[248]
         		 Inside the bar.: by erin_and_pete, Views[207]
         		 Erin chose Monteith's Black. It's supposed to taste like chocolate.: by erin_and_pete, Views[292]
         		 Pete filled his glass to overflowing.: by erin_and_pete, Views[309]
     
    Keg urinals in Monteith's Brewery. (photo courtesy of Pete, not Erin): by erin_and_pete, Views[1354]
         		 Walking on Greymouth's flood wall.: by erin_and_pete, Views[294]
         		 Sunset in Greymouth: by erin_and_pete, Views[234]
         		 Ice cream after viewing the rocks. Flavor: Hokey Pokey: by erin_and_pete, Views[234]
         		 The Pancake Rocks.: by erin_and_pete, Views[258]
     
    Erin in a tree trunk.: by erin_and_pete, Views[198]
         		 That's Pete up there.: by erin_and_pete, Views[208]
         		 Pete is very little and the limestone cliffs are very big.: by erin_and_pete, Views[239]
         		 After reading this sign we hopped the fence and built a sand castle. : by erin_and_pete, Views[227]
         		 Near Punakaiki: by erin_and_pete, Views[251]
     
    Pete trespassing.: by erin_and_pete, Views[182]
         		 Inside the arch in the Oparara Basin.: by erin_and_pete, Views[241]
         		 View from Zig Zag.: by erin_and_pete, Views[244]
         		 On the way to Zig Zag - cup of wine in hand.: by erin_and_pete, Views[253]
         		 The sheep on our one-way road through Karamea.: by erin_and_pete, Views[276]
     
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    (2) As I sifted through the beautiful hand-painted and embroidered silks she told me about how, many years ago, she would sometimes buy, sell or repair kimono from the Okiya (the geisha houses in the Gion District of Kyoto), but hadn’t for many years. The numbers of geisha in Japan have fallen from 80,000 in the 1920s to as few as 1000 practicing today, and it is seen as a dying art.: by irinaearnshaw, Views[547]
    (2) As I sifted through the beautiful hand-painted and embroidered silks she told me about how, many years ago, she would sometimes buy, sell or repair kimono from the Okiya (the geisha houses in the Gion District of Kyoto), but hadn’t for many years. The numbers of geisha in Japan have fallen from 80,000 in the 1920s to as few as 1000 practicing today, and it is seen as a dying art.

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