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New Zealand from page 14 alpine skiing area. In addition to being the ski capital, the you can walk through the petrified remains of a forest
area is the home of bungee jumping and jet boat rides on that at one time stood on the continent. Stuart Island lies
their rugged counterpart located across the southern part the rushing waters that wind through the canyons. just off the tip of the south island, is perhaps the only
of Europe. It was here where the late Sir Edmond Hilary Checkerboard fields, separated by hedgerows and place on earth that hasn’t been corrupted by man. Some
trained for his climb of Mount Everest in Nepal. Mount stone fences and reminiscent of the Canterbury plains of of the island’s vegetation is unlike any found anywhere
Cook, New Zealand’s tallest mountain, is touted as the England, are located near Christchurch. The city carries else on earth. Here birds have no fear of man.
world’s tallest. Its 3,754 meters must be climbed from sea the reputation as the most English city outside of England The sights, sounds and culture of New Zealand await
level, unlike Mount Everest, where base camp is more because of its Anglican foundation. Here you can go you … enjoy!
than half the way up. punting on the Avon River or watch children as they walk Don Kiselewski writes from his personal experiences,
Cruising the southern part of the Southern Alps, from school in their shorts, knee socks and beanies. having traveled in 122 countries and cruised the oceans,
one finds the fjords of the South Pacific … just like Landscape on the north end of the island resembles seas and rivers of the world. Palm Beach Gardens Travel
those in Norway, with hanging glaciers and magnificent that of the wine country of France or the Napa Valley. Leaders, his family owned and operated agency, is
waterfalls. Numerous hiking trails snake through the area. The white wines harvested in this area are world class. located at Mirasol Town Square, 11360 North Jog Road,
The Milford Trace is the most well-known of these tracks. Apples, cherries and sheep all take advantage of the Building A, Suite 102-6, Palm Beach Gardens. The agency
The craggy cliffs that circle the southwestern end of the abundant sunshine along the Marlborough Sound. has been serving the travel needs of the South Florida
island are reminiscent of those along the west coast of The Otago Peninsula on the southern end of the island area for over a quarter of a century. Contact him at (561)
Ireland. is home to the royal Albatross Colony and a rookery of the 694-9696 or Aussie@PBGTravel.com.
Gold was found in New Zealand near Arrowtown at endangered yellow-eyed penguin. Just off the shoreline
the same time as our great California rush. Queenstown, lays the leading edge of Gondwana, the supercontinent Photos by Don Kiselewski
lying just to the south, has become the “Aspen” of the that submerged several million years ago. At low tide,

Peak in Milford Sound Parliament House, Wellington

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