This is the last instalment from our travels. Imagery from Auckland to Queenstown.
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NEW ZEALAND | TRAVEL PHOTOS
If you missed any of our New Zealand explorations you can find them here and here.
This is the last instalment from our travels. Imagery from Auckland to Queenstown.
This is the last instalment from our travels. Imagery from Auckland to Queenstown.
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THE BLACK SHACK | LAKE HAWEA
If you are my friend on Facebook, you would have seen the Black Shack that Keshy and I stayed in while we explored the South Island of New Zealand a few days ago.





Never before have I seen such simple materials come together so beautifully. Timber walls and floors that hold up a tin roof, in the midst of the most special mountains, framed all fairytale like through windows of white.
Each morning, the sun hid its face behind the peaks and toyed with the lake, manifested as shimmers of the celestial kind.
It was the kind of place you really didn't want to leave.





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QUEENSTOWN TO CHRISTCHURCH | NEW ZEALAND
Kesh rides shotgun everywhere we go. The drive from Queenstown to Christchurch was just the same. I shifted gears and Kesh navigated our little steed in a Northerly direction.
We sailed in between mountains and valleys, rivers and streams. Floated in and out of the impossibility of the way this earth rises and falls. Two little humans, humbled by her beauty.
I'm the guy who hates getting a red light. Anything that slows my trip is hard for me to graciously accept. I lost count of the number of times we stopped on this journey. And this is why...


We sailed in between mountains and valleys, rivers and streams. Floated in and out of the impossibility of the way this earth rises and falls. Two little humans, humbled by her beauty.
I'm the guy who hates getting a red light. Anything that slows my trip is hard for me to graciously accept. I lost count of the number of times we stopped on this journey. And this is why...


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