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Rob just about had movement in his fingers after defrosting from his carbonite surf chamber (now Rob knows how Han Solo felt!!!) before we left Raglan, Kirstin made our cheese and chutney sandwiches (filling plays an important part in enhancing our scenic viewing pleasure, nicely cut in half across the middle, not Rob's choice of cut, he would cut corner to corner but Kirstin explained that for transportation purposes the cut across the middle method is best to minimize filling loss!) and we were on the road again. This road took us further south onto the west coast.
It's difficult to explain the beauty that unfolds as you drive around NZ, stunningly spectacular springs very quickly to mind, the deep green valleys that ripple below as the road winds up and down the steep hills, the next corner bringing apocalyptic seascape, jagged rocks with jet black sands and washed up stripped white driftwood. It wasn't long before we were turning off for the Bridal Veil Falls only 30odd km's down the road from Raglan.
A stunningly spectacular 55 metre single drop waterfall in the middle of nowhere and the centre of somewhere, the crisp frost still yet to melt
Full Text Entry: It's All In The Sandwich Filling!
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Hi Guys it was lovely to speak to you again. Looking at the photos of NZ the place looks absolutely stunning, really a bit like Epping green if you close one eye and squint! You both must be getting bored or old as the main reference to your latest blog was your cheese and chutney sandwich, which after reading did make my mouth water and really fancied one. I agree no other sandwich filling would have done the viewing justice. Let us know when you get into contact with Jamies friends, please try and scrub up Rob don’t want them thinking that I may have a resemblance to you and your body hair (although I do if I don’t shave often) keep well and safe. Miss you both loads. Bev xxxxxx
No matter which way you cut it, it's still a cheese sandwich, are you sure you are eating proper as thoes sandwiches seemed to last a week. As always the photos are stunning, I dont want to panic you both but I would really love to come to NZ now. I love you both - keep safe
Mummy Jean
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Hobbit Holethe name used by the locals on The Forgotten World Highway
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Hi Guys it was lovely to speak to you again. Looking at the photos of NZ the place looks absolutely stunning, really a bit like Epping green if you close one eye and squint! You both must be getting bored or old as the main reference to your latest blog was your cheese and chutney sandwich, which after reading did make my mouth water and really fancied one. I agree no other sandwich filling would have done the viewing justice. Let us know when you get into contact with Jamies friends, please try and scrub up Rob don’t want them thinking that I may have a resemblance to you and your body hair (although I do if I don’t shave often) keep well and safe. Miss you both loads. Bev xxxxxx
No matter which way you cut it, it's still a cheese sandwich, are you sure you are eating proper as thoes sandwiches seemed to last a week. As always the photos are stunning, I dont want to panic you both but I would really love to come to NZ now. I love you both - keep safe
Mummy Jean
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