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Wednesday, April 22, 2009. Subscriptions to this blog will not apply to the new website, please subscribe again. Thursday, February 12, 2009. Port Underwood, Marlborough Sounds. Tane Mahuta, King of the forrest. Wharariki Beach, Golden Bay. Cape Farewell and Farewell Spit. Friday, January 30, 2009.
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After birth, the only certainty is death. The period in between is meant to be lived. Because of the stomach bug, I passed Mapacha Airport in a blurr. Was rather sad as I so wanted to visit the Airport. My experience there during my army days had left me shaking and dazzled. With the airport 17 kilometers out of town and my physical state, I had my doubts of back tracking the next day for a 10 minute visit. I realised it had something to.
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The next great American cyclist? September 23, 2010 by nycw1. We shall see in February 2011! A very belated insight on the Tour de France. August 18, 2009 by caw1. Ah, the time has come and gone already! The Tour de France 2009, how could we not chat about the most recognized cycling event in the world? Add this to the incredible scenery, the sometimes unpredictable weather at the top of a mountain stage and the super fans and you have one of the most exciting sporting events to watch.