Sorry for being so out of touch but camping in rural New Zealand has limitations for internet connectivity. This post is a big catch up from the last one. Thursday Drove the scenic route to Moeraki beach to see the famous boulders … they are massive. The beach was lovely …loads of sea birds and fascinating bits of driftwood. It was a bit chilly though! Found the only tavern in town and were very relieved to find something we could eat and I Sampled yet another Sauvignon Blanc or ‘sav’ as it’s known locally. While we’re on the subject I’ve been enjoying the odd glass of Pinot Gris too! We walked the millennium trail from the tavern that takes you up to a great view point and 5hen we decided to make it a circular walk and set off …needless to say, it was a longer walk than expected! We saw some resting seals along the route. Also found a restaurant up for sale and had a day dream about what could be done with it… 🤔😂 Took a trip to Katiki point lightho...
We were so lucky with all our travels going smoothly on Thursday and Friday. Even the trains were on time. I have to say I was quite alarmed on arriving at terminal 5 at having to ride in a pod to get to our hotel. Hurtling along on a track into the unknown..mind boggling 😳 I couldn’t help but laugh. The BA flight was brilliant … I actually enjoyed the meals!! For some reason we were given vegetarian Asian meals so curry twice! Also 12 hours without screens. Despite the huge choice there was nothing I wanted to watch on such a small screen. We read and chatted and dozed off. We caught the Bart train from the airport then walked half a mile to our accommodation. We’re staying in a motel in San Bruno, a small town south of San Francisco. It’s a great little place, as the their tag line says ‘simple and efficient’. I love it; it reminds me of our road trips in the US in the late 1990s. Saturday A beautiful sunrise. We devised a walking tour with a few ...
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