Hello to all of you still keeping up with our travels! The past two weeks were spent touring the lower half of the south island. I've broken it up into three posts because I took a TON of photos! So enjoy a look at the places we've visited recently.
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| The Route we took from March 4-14 |
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| Saying goodbye to Des,Gill, and Jenny at Halfmoon Cottage |
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| found gemstones and cool rocks on the coast |
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| historic limestone buildings in Oamaru |
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| Moeraki Boulders |
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| Dunedin, train station building |
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| whitebait sandwich-- look it up! Yummy! |
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| Missing home and saw this Bluegrass band at the farmer's market!! |
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| 'historic' display at the Otago Settlers museum |
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| cathedral in dunedin |
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| modern art. |
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| this is our new friend, Braaad, in the van |
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| Catlins National park, amazing coastline at the bottom of NZ |
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| blue cod sandwich for lunch |
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| Southernmost Point of NZ |
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| Collecting Sand |
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| windswept Slope Point |
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| View of Stewart Island from Bluff |
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| Fresh Bluff Oysters |
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| Famous Bluff Oysters (fried because we're too chicken to eat them raw!) |
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| Invercargill- Queen's Park gardens, one of the best public gardens in NZ. Picnic on a rare sunny day. |
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| Replica of the Indian bike from the movie The World's Fastest Indian (about Burt Munro from Invercargill) |
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| taking advantage of the sun |
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| lookout point, saw quite a few dolphins from the side of the road! You can see them in the video below (surfing) if you look closely |
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| Dramatic mountain views on the way to Te Anau |
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| Lake Te Anau, the day before our overnight cruise |
The next post is all about our overnight cruise in Doubtful Sounds in Fiordland National Park. Will be posted soon!!!
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