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FRANCE | Thu, 3 Oct 2013 | By tara_and_paul_go_travelling | Views [492]
It is true at the beginning of our time in Niort we did not speak glowingly of it. For one it was a long walk from the train station to our B and B and it was warm. That was not a great start and couple this with the fact that we were walking ... Read more >
Tags: car hire, house hunting in france, niort
NEW ZEALAND | Mon, 10 Jun 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [1007]
Kia Ora New Zealand. I have packed so much into the 24 days I have been here, seen so much and yet I leave with so much left unseen. It is certainly a land to be explored and I have thoroughly enjoyed discovering some of the wonders it holds.
With ... Read more >
Tags: auckland, backpacking, car hire, fabulous, ponsonby, relocation car hire, seabeds, watsons way
NEW ZEALAND | Thu, 6 Jun 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [829]
All ferry crossings the following day were cancelled! Again I was lucky although it was far from a smooth trip. Arriving in Wellington in the dark, I find that navigation here is no easy task. I know that the hostel is about 20 minutes away and that ... Read more >
Tags: backpacking, car hire, desert highway, glow worms, makopa falls, mt egmont, new zealand, paihia, ponsonby backpackers
NEW ZEALAND | Sun, 2 Jun 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [967]
I examine my expectations of New Zealand and find that I had envisaged seeing a few pretty sights and that just over 3 weeks would probably be more than sufficient time to do so. I couldn’t have been more wrong and I am ashamed by the almost flippant ... Read more >
Tags: accents, backpacking, car hire, ferry, maori, marlborough sound, new zealand, stormy swells, stunning scenery
NEW ZEALAND | Wed, 22 May 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [905]
Day 2 arrives and I head off with the intention of getting to Bluff, the Land’s End of New Zealand. I head towards the coast and find myself entering the Otago Peninsular. The road northwards winds along only marginally higher than the water’... Read more >
Tags: backpacking, beaches, bluff, car hire, new zealand, otago peninsular, rugby, stirling point, stunning views, te anau
NEW ZEALAND | Tue, 21 May 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [684]
It’s all about the view! I discover that I‘m a scenic type traveller. I look back and realise that whenever I arrive somewhere, invariably the first thing I do is look at the view. I love landscapes, natural or even man-made and if I were ... Read more >
Tags: backpacking, car hire, curry, dunedin, jucy rentals, moeraki, new zealand, oamaru, shag point
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