After spending almost 8 months in NZ, sleeping in many different types of accomodations during our road trips, I was almost about to blog about…

After getting comfy at our motel the kids had still enough energy to enjoy the garden tour: Flowers, weta house and a short trip to…

After seven months NZ we thought we’d had seen almost every inch of gravel road there is and now this: Unexplored land, directly in front…

Since we’ve bought Huacaya Alpaca and Arapawa Merino wool fleece in Dunedin, I wanted to know more about the process of making flat felt or…

Rabbit island was hosting an afternoon of interactive games and activities as part of the National Children’s Day celebrations. There were pony and horse cart…

The last few days there were workers busy harvesting the ripe hops bushes, an intense flavour, like limes, hay and butterflies.

We’ve booked our flights back home today. We knew that they are only going to be more expensive if we wait even longer. Most interestingly,…

The Boulder Bank is an internationally significant coastal landform created by a combination of sea currents and rocks from MacKay Bluff in a process known…

Unbelievable, isn’t it? :)

When we’ve been there in winter, it has been bitter cold, the walk laying all in the shade of the native forest. Even the water…