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    Photos: Day 1 - Rally Drive NZ & Otorohanga Kiwi House

    NEW ZEALAND | Mon, 9 Apr 2012 | By mudskipper | Photo Gallery


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    Tags: dale perry, hot seat rides, kea, kiwi house, mark tapper, otorohanga, rally drive nz

    Day 1 - Otorohanga Kiwi House Private Evening Tour

    AUSTRALIA | Mon, 9 Apr 2012 | By mudskipper | Views [552]

    9 hours into landing onto NZ soil, 2.5 hours after our hot-seat rally car ride ride with Mark Tapper, and almost 300kms travelled in our first day, we stop off to our first night's rest at Otorohanga Camp Kiwi.  Camp Kiwi which is a small open plan park ... Read more >

    Tags: camp kiwi, kea, kiwi house, otorohanga, weka

     

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    These 4 pictures have been taken in Kerlingarfjöll which is a mountain range in the middle of the Icelandic Highlands, reach by Road 35 (S-W of the Hofsjökull glacier) only 3 or 4 month per year. ''Fjöll' means mountains and 'Kerling' means old lady ( in a sense of 'witch'). The name of the area, inspired by ancient folk tales, come from a 25m high volcanic tuff stone pillar. It is said that an old troll lady was caught out by the sunrise and therefore turned to stone. The area was hardly ever visited before the past century both because it was very remote, but also because it was thought to be the homeland of trolls and the only people that would venture there were thieves and outlaws.: by guillaumefandel, Views[884]
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