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Contemplating the Skinny Dip outside
of Queenstown. It took awhile, but it was worth it!
This beautiful home on a cliff over the
beach was what passed for a "hut" on the Banks
Peninsula Track.
Another "hut" on the Banks Peninsula...
A Kiwi Farmer showing us how it's done
in Rotorua.
 Leslee
meeting some locals.
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The inside of those boulders was
brown and light quartz. They were like giant geodes.
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The sea coming in on the Dunedin Peninsula.
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The Carrick vineyard, where our
tasting was interupted by a VIP in a helicopter.
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Awww.....
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| A statue dedicated to the
noble Kiwi sheep dog. |
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| After climbing over headlands
on the beach, we dipped down into these rain forest gullies. |
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| Leslee feeding the lambs
in Rotorua. |
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 Leslee
and I and were elected Chief and Chieftess of the Tribe of 18
Nations. Some of my subjects were not immediately open to the idea.
 Back
in Christchurch, we ran into this great store of goods from
the UK. The proprietor was on vacation, his first since WWII.
 Giant
Chess in the Cathedral Square in Christchurch.
 My
Kiwi Cousins Murray and Judith. We shared a wonderful Christmas
with them.
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A Maori Hangi, where we were greeted
with the traditional dance and Haka. It was wonderful.
Rotorua's famous bubbling mud. We never
got a chance to hit the hot springs.
Regent Street in Christchurch, where
I got my kiwi haircut.
 The
Cathedral in Christchurch.
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