We're back. A soft breeze is blowing through the boat and I have
a stack of deadlines—stories about the Tuamotus and Antigua,
pacific regattas and Olympic sailors. In short we’re settled and stable and if
weren’t for a hard drive full of images and a very bad cold it would seem like
our whirlwind tour of New Zealand was a dream.
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| camping in the Bay of Islands |
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| Marae |
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| visiting the Tasman Sea |
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| Exploring Hobbiton |
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| Riding through the countryside |
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| Mud pools, geysers and spas in Rotorua |
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| Cultural night |
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| Rafting the Kaituna River |
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| America's Cup boats in Auckland |
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| Sailing Lion New Zealand |
In some
ways it was a dream—a two and a half week fantasy of sailing, spa-ing and
adventure that passed more quickly than most holidays do because there wasn’t any
anticipation to draw it out. But when it feels like it never happened—there are
still the pictures…
8 comments:
Looks like an action packed few weeks! Welcome 'home' to Aussie land :)
Loved the pictures - can't believe hot much fun and adventure you packed into such a short time!
'tour of New Zealand was a dream'. It is weird to read that, since a friend of mine went to NZ and said the very same thing
Thnaks for the nice comments, and the welcome home:)
NZ really is pretty cool to explore--I think it's the small scale contrasted against huge landscapes thing.
In Canada (and Oz) it feels like you have to travel huge stretches to see the next aazing thing--in NZ you drive around the corner...
Hey guys,
I just found your blog it's great. You're all looking good. Jesse (Frances Lee)
Hey, Jesse! Good to hear from you. Where are you these days?
Hey guys,
I'm in So.Cal. I'll here as caregiver to my mom. So I'm out of criuseing for awhile. For how long I don't know. I'll be watch your blog. Have a good day.
Oh Jesse, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope things are going as well as possible--it's wonderful that you can be there for your mum when she needs you.
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