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NEW ZEALAND | Mon, 8 Jul 2013 | By hannahhackett | Views [643]
From Christchurch we drove to Twizel in the Southern Alps. This is where the New Zealand of the adverts and Lord of the Rings began for us! We didn't have to get far out into the countryside before we were surrounded by snow on the ground! ... Read more >
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NEW ZEALAND | Sun, 16 Jan 2011 | By mattandandy | Views [537]
Mount Cook
After giving our car a propper run in (the wonder that is a
Nissan Sunny!) we arrived at Mount Cook. Our route took us past the brilliantly
blue lakes of Tekapo and Pukaki. The
first day was a bit of a wash out so we headed to the ... Read more >
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