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Published: May 14th 2012
May 14th 2012
May 14th 2012
George (with commentary by Al): On Monday we leave Devonport and go to Whitianga (pronounced Vitianga) (Actually pronounced Fitianga, Ed!). We arrive at the campsite 3 hours after we left. The campsite has a trampoline.<span><span><span><span> The following day we go to a beach that has hot water in the sand. We dig a hole and then lie down in the hot w... Read Full Entry
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Date: 14th May 2012
Impressive blogging!
Well done to you all for such studious blogging. George and Ruby will be the best at writing 'recounts' when they get back to school. Still can't believe how much you've done. Al looks dressed for a relaxing hol in 'Interislander Ferry (2)'. Mind you, if you think you're having a 'soggy' time in NZ, just remember it's like 'The Somme' over hear at the moment (apart from the fact nobody speaks French and the croissants are stale). You've chosen a great time to be away from Blighty. Keep up the good work. Love to all. Andy.
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Impressive blogging!
Well done to you all for such studious blogging. George and Ruby will be the best at writing 'recounts' when they get back to school. Still can't believe how much you've done. Al looks dressed for a relaxing hol in 'Interislander Ferry (2)'. Mind you, if you think you're having a 'soggy' time in NZ, just remember it's like 'The Somme' over hear at the moment (apart from the fact nobody speaks French and the croissants are stale). You've chosen a great time to be away from Blighty. Keep up the good work. Love to all. Andy.
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Hi folks it sounds absolutley lovely. Could we have a pic of Al with a pint of best bitter in the next blog. If it comes from NZ! Local brew of course. Were you scared Ruby when you went ahead of the others? We thought the pigs looked very friendly if a little porcine ....gettit!! The scenery looks amazing. Lots of love Nanny and Grandypaaapppyy.....POP!!
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