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         		 Finished up in Christchurch by watching a game of chess by the World's Biggest Ice Cream Cone.: by ed_loebach, Views[526]
     
    A sea of dolphins.: by ed_loebach, Views[468]
         		 Can you believe they actually try to take pictures of these things to help try to identify individuals and track them?: by ed_loebach, Views[385]
         		 I mean...really a LOT of dolphins.: by ed_loebach, Views[415]
         		 Lots and lots of dolphins...: by ed_loebach, Views[464]
         		 Dolphins love the bow wave of the boat.: by ed_loebach, Views[422]
     
    Dusky Dolphins...like 700 of them in one huge pod. Took these photos after snorkeling with the dolphins. Unfortunately the water was to cloudy for good underwater shots.: by ed_loebach, Views[300]
         		 Fur seal colony just north of Kaikoura: by ed_loebach, Views[295]
         		 Queen Charlotte Sound on the north side of the island.: by ed_loebach, Views[308]
         		 Now...where did I park that damn tractor???: by ed_loebach, Views[323]
         		 When the tide goes out they boats can't get to the dock...so the boat trailers come out to them.: by ed_loebach, Views[326]
     
    Lots of fur seal cubs.: by ed_loebach, Views[263]
     
         		 ...like,
         		 Fur seals cubs are very inquisitive.: by ed_loebach, Views[288]
         		 Kayaking the ocean at Abel Tasman. : by ed_loebach, Views[339]
     
    Abel Tasman Park has very few roads so there is an Aqua Taxi.: by ed_loebach, Views[288]
         		 The real estate signs out here say
         		 More rivers: by ed_loebach, Views[226]
     
         		 They call this area
     
    Everything grows here...: by ed_loebach, Views[263]
         		 Well...you don't see that everywhere. I also saw seal crossing and Pokeko crossing signs but didn't get pictures.: by ed_loebach, Views[444]
         		 Moon rise at sunset.: by ed_loebach, Views[276]
         		 Sunset in Greymouth seen from the jetty on the Tasman Sea.: by ed_loebach, Views[287]
         		 There's that damn bike again. : by ed_loebach, Views[314]
     

         		 This was called the
         		 It's hard to see but I'm sitting in an inner-tube. We floated out to a subteranean lake and shut our
         		 Well, I needed a bath anyway.: by ed_loebach, Views[278]
         		 What to you mean
     
    Funky care formations: by ed_loebach, Views[306]
         		 Guide had us go through small side tunnels on our own. Here, I'm about to plunge in. All I can hear is Chinese, which is disconcerting because I can't tell if it is
         		 Balance...balance...: by ed_loebach, Views[285]
         		 Follow the leader.: by ed_loebach, Views[261]
         		 Guide had us all step in this hole as proof that they can be deeper than they look.: by ed_loebach, Views[229]
     
    Last group shot before plunging in.: by ed_loebach, Views[226]
         		 Does anybody else hear heavy breathing coming from in there?: by ed_loebach, Views[249]
         		 Everything seems to be a 30 minute hike through the rain forest.: by ed_loebach, Views[257]
         		 Me, Bob, Harry and Sam (three Chinese students studying in Christchurch) all suited up for black-water rafting in a cave. I could be wrong, but I don't think those were their real names.: by ed_loebach, Views[325]
         		 OK, I got used to the one-lane bridges. But isn't that a train track running over this one?? Hmmm, riding a motorcycle parallel to a train track less than 18 inches away...that sounds smart.: by ed_loebach, Views[395]
     
    Tasman Sea south of Greymouth.: by ed_loebach, Views[300]
         		 This was a relatively common type of view from the road.: by ed_loebach, Views[291]
         		 I hope you guys can magnify this enough to read the poem. Remember, it rains 200 days a year on average on the west side of the south island.: by ed_loebach, Views[286]
         		 When the sun starts to go down it's a good time to get back off the glacier. Time for a beer!!: by ed_loebach, Views[297]
         		 ...you pop right out the bottom end.: by ed_loebach, Views[301]
     
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