On May 7, 2007, at 11:20 PM, Peter Lacus wrote:
16.5. Christchurch
Arriving at 8am. After some 26 hours spent in planes we'll probably
rest. We also need to buy some food, mobile phone pay-as-you-go
package
and most importantly familiarize ourself with the left side of the
road
driving
Hello again,
finally I've managed to write a reply (been busy working on the
itinerary etc.). Bob, David, Alastair - thank you very much for your
replies. Here is (more or less) final version of our itinerary:
Southern Island
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16.5. Christchurch
Arriving at 8am. After some 26
Hi Peter
I would agree with much of what David M says. Be warned we are in
mid-autumn here and it will be cool/mild at best cold at worst, so
bring warm clothes. I wouldn't necessarily avoid Rotorua - yes a
tourist trap in some ways but some spectacular geothermal features,
and it's all laid
oops I mean their lables of course
Alastair
On 5/3/07, Alastair Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Peter
I would agree with much of what David M says. Be warned we are in
mid-autumn here and it will be cool/mild at best cold at worst, so
bring warm clothes. I wouldn't necessarily avoid
On May 2, 2007, at 8:45 AM, Peter Lacus wrote:
1. where to go?
I'm sure there are so many places worth visiting and
we've got just 8 days for the Southern Island and 5 days for the
Northern Island. I'd certainly like to experience Rotorua and
compare NZ
fjords with their cousins in
Hi,
I'm flying to New Zealand (together with another list member) on 14th of
May so it's about time to ask some questions I guess ;-) (since I
haven't found too many conversations about subj. in the list archives):
1. where to go? I'm sure there are so many places worth visiting and
we've got
Peter,
We were in New Zealand Australia in Oct/Nov '06.
We flew into Auckland and then on to Queenstown
on the South Island for 8 or 10 days. On the way back
from Australia, we spent 4-5 days on the North Island.
It's a wonderful place.
Here's a map of where we drove on the South Island.
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