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An early start this morning, and for some reason the 5 hour journey to the Franz Josef Glacier on the west coast takes nearly all day! It’s a cloudless on the day I arrive and leave, but the day I want to go on the glacier…. [read on]
p>Back to civilisation, and a major tourist spot. Queenstown is yet another lakeside town, named as it was deemed fit for Queen Vic herself. Though I’m unsure as to whether she would have been “amused” by the things you can do here…. [read on]
There's a mapmakers joke ... [Continue reading this entry] Although it sounds like something from science fiction, or possibly Lord of the Rings (apparently that was filmed here, so I'm told, repeatedly), it is infact the original and appropriate name for Mt Cook. Named after everyone's favourite 18th century ... [Continue reading this entry]
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