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Dunedin, I learned, is Scottish for Edinburgh. In tune with it’s namesake, it suddenly got cool and windy, and then rained a lot. It was supposed to be a copy of the original, but they realised the terrain is different, and the river is in a different place so it didn’t quite workout as planned. As close as they got are similar street names. Dunedin is a university city, but as it’s the summer holiday is relatively quiet. [read on]
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 explorer, at 3574m it’s the biggest in NZ. Oh and beats anything in Australia too, so the locals proudly proclaim. [read on]
So I left you as I'd arrived in Byron Bay for the Christmas week. The Bay is a little town, with a few streets of smart shops, cafe's, bars and restaurants for the "beautful people". They also let the riff ... [Continue reading this entry]
To the tune of Jingle Bells:
Dashing through the bush, in a rusty Holden Ute, Kicking up the dust, esky in the boot, Kelpie by my side, singing Christmas songs, It's Summer time and I am in my singlet, shorts and thongs
Oh! Jingle bells, ... [Continue reading this entry]
From the sun and sand in Byron Bay:
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
to all of the lovely people I have met this year (In kind of alphabetical order from my hotmail list):
Adriane and Salavdor, Amie, Amy and Maddy, Ben ... [Continue reading this entry]
14 hours south is Rainbow Beach, so called because of the multicoloured sand in it's cliffs. It's a tiny little village, and is the closest and nicest base to explore Fraser Island from.
Another "world's largest", this is a huge sand ... [Continue reading this entry]
Nick