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Hello again, after a little hunting I found a cheaper place to upload some photos for yall. Today I’ve been whiet water rafting which was fab
thats me at teh front grimacing as we went down the largest drop. Well fun.
Raglan
Me over looking Auckland on the top of a Pa – a Mauri fortress
Me down the flying fox in Raglan
Group after a long walk, inc Henrik Michelle Angela Dan and Myself
Subtropical vegetation of New Zealand
The rooms at Raglan, inc nice garden
Video going down the flying fox [large file]
Waitomo Caves
Group shot while walking around Waitomo Caves
Me being a poser whilst hiking
Hahei
Getting a little wet on teh way to hot water beach
So called because you can dig a hole in the sand and hot water will fill it…. like so.
Me and the girlies at Hot Water Beach
Group shot of everyone who went to the beach
Walk to Cathedral Cove
Maketu and Uncle Boys
Hugging a native tree which i cant remember the name of but is getting really rare
Me and the guys doing the haka
Me doing the haka [but freaky double exposure shot]
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That ladies and gents is just about it for now, however hopefulyy shud get some more of Rotorua up there pretty soon and you’ll be able to see the Tui hat that we won, i mean bought for $45 but cam with 10 free pints – bargain. Just to keep you amused here is some hat trivia…
1. When was the Tui beer established?
2. What is the material composition of the Tui hat?
3. Where was the Tui hat made?
4. What colour is the bird that is part of the Tui emblem which is on the Tui hat?
Did you know?
A tui hat can also double as
1. A frisby
2. A flannel for washing small children or pets
3. A muff warmer
Thank you all, I’ve been Andrew Jackson, good bye and good night.