New Zealand Our Trip to NewZealand was fun. There were lots of sheep.
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Typical NZ landscape. This is a deer farm.
This is between Cristchurch and Mt. Cook
Some Sheep.
Approaching lake Takeapo
Lake Takeapo
Our First Camp Site. That is the cook house, the tent is just behind me.
The view from the campsite
The View from the campsite in the morning
On a little hike towards Mt Cook.
Mt Cook in the background
A section of the pathway that was built up.
A lake infront of Mt Cook.
An ice burg in the lake
A view from a side road in Queenstown
It is interesting to see how quickly it turns from farm land to mountains.
A Big Gum Tree
A little hike to see some rapids just off the road to Millford Sound.
The Rapids
Our Mitsubishi Pajero
The Road to Millford
The tunnel through the mountain.
Mitre Peak in the background at Millford Sound.
Our boat is the one on the right.
Our nature guide Stu.
Some Nice Granite.
Some seals
The other ship in the fleet. That one has cabins, our ship had bunks.
Since there is no dirt, the tree roots hold onto eachother, and stick in the grooves in the rock.
sun setting over Millford Sound
Those are Crested Fjordland Penguins
another crested penguin
The next morning it was raining, which made the waterfalls big.
Camila with some Kea's
A Kea
The road between Te Anu and Dunedin offered some of the most interesting views.
Everywhere there were sheep.
The sheep make neat terracing in the steep hilside.
A Train Station in Dunedin
A curch in Dunedin
The beach just north of Dunedin
There were sort of wild chickens at the beach.
A blind little blue penquin at the Antartic Centre in Cristchurch. It liked the feel of the glass on its beak.
The botanical Gardens in Cristchurch had lots of foreign and big trees.
David's house, where we stayed in Cristchurch.
David, Ryan, Milt and Camila.
Walking to the boulders at Kura Tawhiti
Lots of Neat Boulders
A neat part of the road into Greymouth
The house Milt and Jane stayed in when they lived in Greymouth.
Watchout Penguins.
The roads are pretty narrow.
Trading rocks
A neat hike.
A fern growing.
The Pancake Rocks
I think there are 7 seals in this photo.
Able Tasman park on the north part of the South Island
A seal floating around
A neat spider
The spider caught a meal
The campsite. We had about 1 acre to ourselves.
A tround in PuPu springs.
Pu Pu Spings. 14000 Litres of water per second flows out of the ground here.
A neat building in Picton.
Felicity and Guy. We stayed with them in Wellington
The houses in wellington are built on hills.
The Beach in Napier, lost of little black rocks.
A Morris Minor in Napier, I saw about 4 of them in NZ.
In Auckland.
Large Lillies
A view from the Sky Tower
Inside Sky Tower
Sky Tower
Davenport