The first time I heard about cage diving with Great Whites in New Zealand was at the dive shop that Mom and I have worked with a few times in Auckland. One of the guides mentioned it, and I was immediately super interested, even more so when I learned it was relatively close to an […]
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Our luge visit began by going up a chairlift to where the track starts. If you have never heard of a luge I don’t blame you, it is similar to a box car, it has no engine and three wheels (two in the back one in the front) and a seat, that’s about it. There
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On one of our many days in Queenstown we chose to go on a steamship called TSS Earnslaw. TSS Earnslaw goes to and from a farm called Walter Peak. It is the only historic way to get to the farm. Now, in present day, you can also take a speed boat, or just drive, but
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New Zealand is home to five species of kiwis. The brown kiwi is the most common and is only found on the north island. The great spotted kiwi is the largest, while the little spotted is the smallest. The tokeoka can grown larger than the brown kiwi. And then there is the rowi. The rowi
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For the final week that the family stayed in Auckland, Aleah and my friend, Miriam, came to visit us. She is super into Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit, so one of the must do activities was to visit Hobbiton. It was far enough away from our Airbnb that we made an overnight trip
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For my first day of birthday we had two events. The first event was an acting, fighting thing. We weren’t quite sure what it would be till we got there. We knew there would be archery, axe throwing, and fake sword fighting but that was about it. We descended down some stairs and checked in,
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