Whanganui To Wellington


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January 15th 2008
Published: February 5th 2008
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It was with not so spritely shuffles, yelps and a winces that we got into beloved Bart to venture on in our journey down the west coast. I was walking about like steptoe (minus the gerning of course) for days after our volcanic tramping expedition - I am craving a good sesh with my guru Johnny Yoga like nobodies business (Amy please send him my love - by way of a sedate zen bow or something). Av... Read Full Entry



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Wellington HarbourWellington Harbour
Wellington Harbour

The scene of our entry into Wellington. The very windy bay surrounded by rocktop houses and battered sea. Wasn't looking forward to getting the boat out of here.
Book buff.Book buff.
Book buff.

Laura picking out her next 'classic' to read. This secondhand bookshop was awesome, one of many in Wellington. Absolutely rammed with great books.
Cable CarCable Car
Cable Car

View from the top of Wellington's Cable Car.
Riding the Cable Car.Riding the Cable Car.
Riding the Cable Car.

Nothing special, but check the kid out in the background. Don't look so startled.
Wellington from the Botanical GardensWellington from the Botanical Gardens
Wellington from the Botanical Gardens

The cable car takes you to the Botanical Gardens which are very cool. But you also get great views down over the city. I would love to play on this cricket pitch!
Flower PowerFlower Power
Flower Power

Some of the very colourful flowers on show in the Wellington Botanical Gardens.
The 'Duke' of WellingtonThe 'Duke' of Wellington
The 'Duke' of Wellington

Please don't think less of me, I am running out of things to justify my poses.
Ferry QuereFerry Quere
Ferry Quere

Whilst we are still buzzing off our Mochas at Expressoholic, this driver goes head first into a dashboard pillar session. Our ferry left at 1.55am.
A Picton WelcomeA Picton Welcome
A Picton Welcome

A ferry arriving into Picton Harbour after passing through the stunning Marlborough Sounds. We arrived in the pitch dark and so didn't actually see them. There's always the return journey.



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