Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Hanmer Springs




After moving past from Lyford, we went to Hanmer Springs which was a small town that
we stayed for one night in accommodation. This town has a ski resort and is known for its hot springs. It is a popular destination in South Island and very much it has activities like bungy jumping, jet boating, mountain biking and bush waking. The first pictures that was taken from this area outside of Hanmer Springs
was Waiau Ferry Bridge
which is over the Waiau River.






Lyford



Sorry kiwis for not writing anything new to this blog. I had been catching a long break for fifteen months and there had been some slight inconveniences I noticed. I had gone back and changed them and I was too busy working on its sister site "FilmGuruLad", for more reviews, updates, etc. I'm sure that this might be the last time that I indefinitely delay this blog.

In today's post, there is nothing known much about Lyford, except that it was actually Mount Lyford for having a family-ski resort as we gone past it whilst heading for Hammer Springs.




Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Kiakoura


Kia ora, everyone! That's Maori 
for "hello". It's been a year since 
I barely posted more about my 
overseas trip in New Zealand 
on my other blog when I was still 
busy reviewing movies for Film 
Guru Lad and didn't have any 
time to write down the reminders 
of my long-term vacation. 

Starting here to the other places 
I've been to in the South Island is 
Kaikoura. This town known for 
its coaster walks, fishing ground 
and encounters with marine life
as possible to see any whales, 
dolphins, etc. As I recall, I only 
stopped here with my family as 
we only had a lunch break and 
began to do some sight-seeing 
at one of the areas. 

The pictures I took here as you 
look in the left side are not just 
the seagulls and wave areas. It 
is the fur seals that I have them 
photographed, even one I saw 
is lying in the boardwalk.








Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Waipapa Bay



Our next stop after Picton was
the small town of Waipapa Bay.
Above at Stage Highway 10, the
township of Waipapa is so
small, that most of the tourists
come through a daily basis to
pass it through from Kerikeri.
There is no supermarket or
a school to look by in this
destination, but you'll find there
are some affordable hotels
for those wanting accommodation 
for the night. There are a few
great things of this location, this
includes the town being inland
with no signs of beaches
except for its landing which is
named after the Waipapa
Stream where the ocean runs
in two directions of the north
and the south.

Without further ado, here are
the landscape pictures I have
taken at Waipapa Bay and
posted there for you.









Saturday, June 21, 2014

Picton (Updated)



I'm so sorry, viewers for the
two year delay since I have 
written a post about my 
trip in New Zealand in
April 2011.


There will be no more pauses 
of work and the story of my
holiday will continue. After
the last day was not a good
day, due to having been sick.
I took aboard on a ferry from
the Wellington docks with
my family and being the first 
time I experienced the action
movie 'Unstoppable',
Tony Scott's swan song.

When after immediately
enjoying the ferry's luxuries
and view of the ocean,
the ship reached its
destination to the South
Island to the first place which 
was where I explored a place 
called Picton which links South 
and North Islands of New 
Zealand.



Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Wellington






Wellington

Here it is, the last city on the
North Island that I went to.
It is the capital city of New
Zealand known as Wellington.
It is the home of two effects
companies Weta Digital and
Weta Workshop, one of
which was co-founded by
movie director Peter
Jackson. I didn't get into
those two studios, but
I did get into the Wellington
cable car.










Monday, September 17, 2012

Otaki Beach



Very sorry, about an another
delay. I was still too busy
working on my other
blog-site Film Guru Lad
(click here) and other things.
These are the pictures of
Otaki Beach which is
mainly a residential area of
the town of Otaki which is
part of a Kapiti Coast,
District of North Island
and is situated half way
between the capital city
of Wellington and Palmerston
North.