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Christchurch was a big tourist town until the big earthquake. They are slowly recovering and regaining status as a tourist town. We went to the cardboard church, now known as the Transitional Church. The architect won awards for building with … Continue reading
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The last night in Queenstown we took the steam-boat to Walter’s Peak for an outstanding banquet. The after-dinner entertainment was sheep shearing and sheep herding with dogs. All sheep are shorn, good merino wool is used for clothing the … Continue reading
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I love the Sea Life Center. I really love the sea bird avaiary. I spent the most of the morning taking portraits of birds. In the afternoon, Mary and Warren Huss, Margaret House Conger’s sister and brother-in-law, gave me the … Continue reading
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An eight hour ride in a bus delivered us to Seward, a different ecosystem. We are on the Kenaii peninsula. Seward is a deep water port where there are numerous fishing boats both small privately owned and larger boats. … Continue reading
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Denali We have seen Caribou, Moose, Bears and we have seen the Dahl Sheep as little white dots on the hill. For the hikers and marathoners in the group the hikes are child’s play. Except for one hike, I have … Continue reading
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Alaska June 18 – 30. First stop Denali National Park This is my fifth day in Denali. My preconceived notions are crumbling and my curiosity is bubbling over. I assumed it would be similar too my trip in Yellowstone, an … Continue reading
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Lord Delemere was mentioned in all the books I read about Kenya. He was a politician, horse breeder and experimental farmer in colonial Kenya. The hotel we are in is built on some of his land. Early in the morning … Continue reading
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