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Random New Zealand

Tuesday, November 01, 2005 at 5:01 PM

In New Zealand

My wife Joellyn and I just got back from eleven days in New Zealand. We spent most of the time north of Auckland near Whangarei. We toured around most of the northern part of the North Island.

NZ is the type of place most people say "I'd really like to go there." Maybe the pictures below will give you a better idea.

You may notice it looks like Hawaii but I would add the climate is a little cooler than Hawaii in this part of New Zealand.

This picture is right off the 12 hour plane ride, driving through Auckland morning rush hour on the wrong side of the road and the wrong side of the car. Oh yeah, this is gonna go well...

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at 4:57 PM

Auckland



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at 4:48 PM

What Else Can I Say?




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at 4:38 PM

The Tree Is Called Tane Mahuta, It Is Very Important To The Maori People




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at 4:32 PM

That Last One Is THE Very Northen Tip Of NZ




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at 4:27 PM

Not Too Shabby




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at 4:23 PM

I'm Glad I Didn't Break The Camera




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at 4:19 PM

Here We Go




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Monday, October 31, 2005 at 7:17 PM

New Zealand

This blog is for me to publish pictures from our trip to New Zealand for anyone who is curious.

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