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Published: September 14th 2007
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We stayed with two other guests from Sydney in Reefton, and they told us about two B&Bs near the glaciers which we booked at the local I-Site. We left Reefton and stopped in Greymouth, which was a nice sized town that reminded us of both Aberdeen and Bellingham in Washington State.
Continuing on, we visited Ross Gold Fields, a mining town that mined gold up until the 1980s. There is a nice museum and hike around the mines; plus a gift shop with everything you could want for a guy named Ross.
We stayed in a B&B on a farm a the base of a still-snowcapped mountain -
Mount Adam Lodge. It was a beautiful setting - not really in any town, just out in the New Zealand wilderness. We talked for hours with the owners - a semi-retired couple and their granddaughter. The weather was rainy but the scenery and company were good.
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angela
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love it! love to see the sheep and CM as a gold robber! hahah lol