No desk? No problem!
Omarama, New Zealand
Oamaru, New Zealand
It just doesn’t feel right to use technology in such a Edwardian-inspired accommodation
Good Lord
One of the Bookbinder’s beers
Stop #22: Dunedin
Dunedin was basically a pit stop for us, as all we did was checked into a motel and had supper in the city centre. The following morning we did check the one thing that Dunedin is known for: Baldwin Street – The Steepest Street in the World. Note: I have finally resumed posting …
DB Draught
If you see this on offer, run away!
Stop #21: Kaka Point
This area of New Zealand is known as “The Catlins”, a rugged stretch of coastline full of waterfalls, caves, petrified forests, and museum of curios automata. We even had some rare beautiful weather to explore all these incredible sites. The only thing we didn’t have was time: we only had a few weeks left so …
Invercargill, New Zealand
A beautiful lounge in a cozy B&B in the arsehole of NZ.
Stop #20: Invercargill
So here’s a bit of useless trivia for you: Invercargill is as south on the globe as Quebec City is north: 46 degrees latitude. It doesn’t seem like it when you look at a globe, probably because there’s very little land on this planet that’s further south than New Zealand. Perhaps being so south is …
Monteith’s Pointers Pale Ale
I still had postcards to write in Milford Sound, so I ordered a second beer, which was this one.
Bookbinder
This beer has a story behind it!