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Following a day in Auckland, NZ we spent the day at sea. 10/19/08 |
Around East Cape leaving Auckland 10/19/08 |
East Cape 10/19/08 |
Where we were Auckland; Where we are Red Circle; Where we are going 10/19/08 |
Today we were in Wellington, NZ The seas had been up a little more last night but the approach was beautiful, we liked the light houses. 10/20/08 |
Entering Wellington Harbor 10/20/08 |
Tugs Assist our docking 10/20/08 |
Rocks with wave breaking 10/20/08 |
Male Course greets us to Wellington 10/20/08 |
Swamp Hen 10/20/08 |
Automobile Museum 10/20/08 |
David's first car-Now a collector's item and in a museum car 10/20/08 |
Do you remember the Nash Metropolitan 10/20/08 |
If so how about the Studebaker 10/20/08 |
Lynn has found her car 10/20/08 |
Horseless Carriage 10/20/08 |
On to the Keith the shearer and the sheep dog Jess Sheep Shearing 10/20/08 |
Get the sheet 10/20/08 |
Bring him in 10/20/08 |
Position him 10/20/08 |
Shear him 10/20/08 |
Talk about naked 10/20/08 |
When done right 10/20/08 |
You can toss the wool 10/20/08 |
and it lands in one piece 10/20/08 |
Keith explains some of the fine details 10/20/08 |
Lynn feeds a baby Lamb 10/20/08 |
Phil milks Cuddles10/20/08 |
Found my car 10/20/08 |
Jess and I both enjoy 10/20/08 |
Lynn with our bus driver 10/20/08 |
Wellington behind us we have had a supper day 10/20/08 |
The center tree was explained that it was not a tree but a cabbage 10/20/08 |
St. Paul's Cathedral 10/20/08 |
Inside St Paul's 10/20/08 |
Wind still blowing 10/20/08 |
A Pilots job is not always easy 10/20/08 |
A bit cooler Lynn enjoys the sunset wrapped in a deck blanket as we leave Wellington 10/20/08 |
Today we docked in Lyttleton Harbor for a day in Christchurch a very short distance away and free shuttles were provided 10/21/08 |
Ships Flags correct for Lyttleton Harbor New Zealand 10/21/08 |
Phil finally gets call to Cammy to say Hi and tell of internet problems. 10/21/08 |
A street in Christchurch 10/21/08 |
A flower clock in Christchurch 10/21/08 |
Entrance to neighborhood walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Flowers on walk 10/21/08 |
Rod Ramsay-Fine Dinning and an impressive place to have afternoon tea 10/21/08 |
Inside 10/21/08 |
Lynn captures the dinning hall 10/21/08 |
On Lynn's Christmas list 10/21/08 |
Our seats for afternoon tea 10/21/08 |
Back in the tour bus 10/21/08 |
Overlooking the harbor 10/21/08 |
Stan Rule "Son of Summer" 10/21/08 |
Phil likes to take pictures of the "Birds" 10/21/08 |
Beach time on Christchurch Tasman Sea shore 10/21/08 |
Harbor is way in the distance 10/21/08 |
A nice way to leave Christchurch a setting sun 10/21/08 |
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Dunedin, we will take a boat tour and visit the harbor wildlife 10/22/08 |
Our NZ progress 10/22/08 |
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As we approach, swims body on top of water 10/22/08 |
Starts to sink 10/22/08 |
Head only as we pass 10/22/08 |
On the tour boat 10/22/08 |
Sea Lion rest 10/22/08 |
Cormorants nesting 10/22/08 |
The black & white dot at top is an Albatross 10/22/08 |
Stately Seal 10/22/08 |
Neat building overlooking Pacific Ocean 10/22/08 |
Royal Spoon Bills 10/22/08 |
Albatross 10/22/08 |
More Yellow bushes 10/22/08 |
Lynn takes tea 10/22/08 |
and biscuit 10/22/08 |
A peeker and stately old Church 10/22/08 |
Lynn admires Robert Burns, Scottish Poet Monument 10/22/08 |
A project for Rotary? Chess or Checkers outdoors 10/22/08 |
Train station in Dunedin 10/22/08 |
Train station lawn 10/22/08 |
and Flowers 10/22/08 |
Inside Train Station 10/22/08 |
Fire Station 10/22/08 |
Lynn pays respect to her number one factory 10/22/08 |
Sniffer Beagle on Duty 10/22/08 |
A neat church on a hill 10/22/08 |
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