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    Ellepahnts!: by gillsherratt, Views[227]
         		 Tuk Tuk. Ayutthaya: by gillsherratt, Views[285]
         		 Prova do crime ... a Miya estava torturando o pobre coitado: by pauloaprado, Views[165]
         		 Quem não tem Bo&Mia, caça com Lindurância: by pauloaprado, Views[190]
         		 Ayala Brut Majeur, lumache rigate (é massa) ao pomodoro.: by pauloaprado, Views[428]
     
    Craggy Range Merlot 02, peito de frango com legumes grelhados: by pauloaprado, Views[351]
         		 Railway trip down the Taieri Gorge. : by dave_sarah, Views[383]
         		 The end of the brewery tour and our treat was all we could drink in about 45mins.: by dave_sarah, Views[369]
         		 Dunedin Railway station. They even used Royal Doulton tiles shipped all the way from Stoke. : by dave_sarah, Views[552]
         		 Moeraki boulders. Spherical rocks found here on the shore line. : by dave_sarah, Views[364]
     
    Can just see the Tricolour still flying on the flag pole at the site where the French settlers came ashore.: by dave_sarah, Views[338]
         		 Killing a few hours with a stroll .. before eating the biggest portion on fish and chips ever to come out of a fryer.: by dave_sarah, Views[354]
         		 View from the top of the pass going down to the French settlement.: by dave_sarah, Views[315]
         		 Grazing meadows, blue ocean and snow capped mountains in one place -- only in NZ.: by dave_sarah, Views[1070]
         		 Whalers bay, Kaikoura. On our afternoon walk.: by dave_sarah, Views[349]
     
    Paulo, Paparazzi de patos: by pauloaprado, Views[461]
         		 meigo, não: by pauloaprado, Views[174]
         		 Diferente do que parece, esta não é a posição mais confortável no Snowboard: by pauloaprado, Views[175]
         		 só para provar que eu consegui ficar em pé na bodega do snowboard... (mas cai logo em seguida): by pauloaprado, Views[221]
         		 Miya fazendo pose e eu me preparando para arrebentar com a minha costela: by pauloaprado, Views[199]
     
    Depois de gastar um dinheirão e arrebentar com uma costela o panaca esta rindo do que?: by pauloaprado, Views[147]
         		 Miya, espere para ver a vista daqui de cima. videos em: www.youtube.com/user/Vinolatra : by pauloaprado, Views[158]
         		 ...: by pauloaprado, Views[151]
         		 Até parece que fizemos algum esforço, mas o teleférico está ali do lado: by pauloaprado, Views[177]
         		 a pedidos daqueles que não estão cansados de nossos rostinhos angelicais, aqui vai uma foto do casal: by pauloaprado, Views[211]
     
    Aqui em cima frio, muito frio... logo atras uma pirambeira proibida a experts (com esquis). lá em baixo, campos com ovelhas. estamos nos acostumando com estes tipos de extremos.: by pauloaprado, Views[194]
         		 atendendo a pedidos: by pauloaprado, Views[195]
         		 Cathedral Sq, the Cathedral: by gillsherratt, Views[330]
         		 by gillsherratt, Views[301]
         		 by gillsherratt, Views[322]
     
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         		 by gillsherratt, Views[238]
         		 Swing brige, Hooker valley walk, Mount Cook/Aoraki National Park : by gillsherratt, Views[317]
     
    I made fire!: by gillsherratt, Views[247]
         		 Como matar uma parreira cinquentona.: by pauloaprado, Views[159]
         		 Degustação da Hanckocs (importadores e representantes de boas vinícolas na Nova Zelândia e Austrália. : by pauloaprado, Views[151]
         		 The view - meadows and the sea.: by dave_sarah, Views[315]
         		 The view we found after 30mins on gravel roads, steep inclines, hairpin corners and fording 2 rivers that the crap car we hired could only just manage.: by dave_sarah, Views[312]
     
    After a walk to Abel Tasman national parks only waterfall.: by dave_sarah, Views[323]
         		 Tata beach. Looked great to have a swim, if not for the fact that it was too cold.: by dave_sarah, Views[316]
         		 Abel Tasman monument.: by dave_sarah, Views[313]
         		 Pupu (yes it really is called that) spring. Its the largest freshwater spring in Australasia and the clearest one in the world.: by dave_sarah, Views[443]
         		 Picton ferry terminal. Saying hello to an equally rainy south island.: by dave_sarah, Views[300]
     
    Saying goodbye to a rainy North Island.: by dave_sarah, Views[311]
         		 Old parliament. Its the 2nd largest wood building in the world.: by dave_sarah, Views[350]
         		 Bee-hive, wellington. Part of the government buildings.: by dave_sarah, Views[356]
         		 Wellington from the top of the cable car track.: by dave_sarah, Views[329]
         		 Wandering around the 'craters of the moon'. Very active geo-thermal area.: by dave_sarah, Views[340]
     
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