The End of our Journey
On our last official day of the tour, we visited the pancake rocks in the morning which were so cool. I thought they looked like old ruins built into the cliffs over the ocean. We also enjoyed watching the blow holes along the route.
Posing in matching outfits |
View of the pancake rocks |
More pancakes |
Pancakes up clase |
The group (including ipad) at a lookout south of Punakaiki |
Another lookout right before Arthurs Pass |
Wasting time waitin' on the train |
Our train |
Fun on the train |
More fun.... |
Our crew left to right (Jenny and John Plant, Eric, L, M, D, J, and Linda) |
Depot dinner |
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Those crazy Kiwis. Punakaiki is just a phonetic spelling of how they pronounce pancake. I love it.
They do look cool though, as demonstrated in the up close shot.
Is J holding the iPad behind you? Is that machine already coming between you two? Ha ha.
Nice J photobomb. You know which photo I am talking about.
Hey, LWW, how come you let Eric put his hand on your knee? And I see Linda making a move on J, too.
So, that was the first time M enjoyed a raw oyster. Does that mean she tried them before but did not like them?
Well, it looks like an excellent trip. I'm glad you were able to share it with your folks.
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