Lament with flash. Wanted to make sure I got it.
Only the finest in craft furnishings at Donglong's
Stealth looking ferry in the Wellington Harbor.
More ship, more harbor
Wellington from the harbor docks.
Te Papa museum is the big building in the center of the photo. It's cool for a museum.
A man can drink a lot of beer in this joint, and Ken and I did our best. The Home of Beer says it all. I suggest their own brewed Tuatara Belgian and Irish style beers.
Railway station where I departed upon arrival to Wellington. Ken was a sight for sore eyes after the 1000's of sheep I saw.
This guy plays a mean Ventures song. Later that night I saw him on another street singing "Sweet Home Alabama". If they only knew.
The "Beehive" offices for Parliment (I did not inquire if they ever tore the roof off the sucka). The Parliment building is nextdoor.
Me on my 2nd or 3rd beer at the "Back Bencher" across the street from Parliment (and where they'll hang out). That's a rugby ruck behind me, and my Hillary Swank VIP pass compliments of Rick and Ali. This was early in the night. There were many more beers to be had...
I somehow got up the next morning with Ken and Susan to go to the old reservior that's now been turned into a nature preserve.
More preserve
Ken, Susan, and Harper
Ken, Harper, and I. What a great day!
Wellington in the distance from one of the dams at the reservoir.
My head, and the rest of the preserve.
More preserve
Yet another picture from the preserve.
When in Wellington, let Jewetts take care of all your real estate needs.
Once again... the sunglasses are key. It's Sunday morning. You do the math.
That Jewett's sign? Well, that's one of the views from that place. 10 minute drive from downtown Wellington.
More view.
We've climbed up a bit...
That house I stood in front of? It's down there somewhere.
More views...
Yeah, more view...
Me and the view, verticle.
Me, view, horizontal.
Some guy was nice enough to get a pict of all of us. Harper however was a bit tuckered out.