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Songs & silence of the sounds: our journey to Milford & Doubtful Sound
September 5, 2019 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Songs & silence of the sounds: our journey to Milford & Doubtful Sound

We have made the big journey down to Fiordland National Park a handful of times in the past. We did […]

Te Tai Tokerau Northland – the dreamiest summer destination
December 16, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Te Tai Tokerau Northland – the dreamiest summer destination

Te Tai Tokerau Northland is one of those destinations that look nearby on a map, but in reality take considerable […]

The Restless Landscape of Rotorua
December 2, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

The Restless Landscape of Rotorua

It took me some time to fall in love with the geothermal lake region of Aotearoa New Zealand.  The first […]

The Mystery of Te Urewera – a strong connection of people and place
December 2, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

The Mystery of Te Urewera – a strong connection of people and place

Te Urewera is considered true toanga (a natural resource which is highly prized) to iwi.  Once a national park, it […]

Tiki Touring the Coromandel Once Again (and again)
December 1, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Tiki Touring the Coromandel Once Again (and again)

The first time we campervanned around the Coromandel we exclusively hugged the coastline visiting as many picturesque and geothermal beaches […]

Heading south to Queenstown: because winter should always include snow
June 20, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Heading south to Queenstown: because winter should always include snow

I don’t miss many things about my former life in the US beyond friends and family.  Living in an area that snows is the exception. Sure I can drive to it and play in it often and the Rimutaka Ranges across the harbor from my Welly home see a dusting every so often, but I […]

Shrouded in mystery: exploring Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain in the misty clouds
May 28, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell Australia

Shrouded in mystery: exploring Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain in the misty clouds

Of all of our Tasmanian destinations, Cradle Mountain was what I was most looking forward to. I am a mountain […]

Tasmania’s east coast: a colorful explosion of beauty
May 28, 2018 1 Comment by angie campbell Australia

Tasmania’s east coast: a colorful explosion of beauty

Our east cost time was spent at Freycinet National Park and Bay of Fires National Park, both known for their […]

Tasmania’s south coast: immersed in art & landscape
May 25, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell Australia

Tasmania’s south coast: immersed in art & landscape

I have always been intrigued with Tasmania. It seemed like some unreachable place of remoteness. Any place where prisoners were […]

Traversing the Te Paki & beyond: a journey to Aotearoa’s far north (part 2)
May 7, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Traversing the Te Paki & beyond: a journey to Aotearoa’s far north (part 2)

Leaving the Te Paki behind us, it was time for the ‘beyond’ part of our trip, time to clean up, […]

Traversing the Te Paki & beyond: a journey to Aotearoa’s far north (part 1)
May 4, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Traversing the Te Paki & beyond: a journey to Aotearoa’s far north (part 1)

“a thing of beauty is joy forever” – John Keats It has been a few weeks since we returned from […]

Kick off your shoes and chill in Whāingaroa Raglan
April 11, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Kick off your shoes and chill in Whāingaroa Raglan

“You learn a lot when you are barefoot. The first thing is every step you take is different” – Michael Franti […]

Coast to coast campervanning: from Kaikoura to Westport NZ
April 9, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell New Zealand

Coast to coast campervanning: from Kaikoura to Westport NZ

Public holiday weekends always equate to road trips for us. Easter weekend in early autumn can tend to have iffy […]

The mountains are calling: Takayama, Shirakawa-go, and Jigokudani
April 7, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell Japan

The mountains are calling: Takayama, Shirakawa-go, and Jigokudani

Back on the bullet train we were headed to the Gifu and Nagano Prefectures in the Alps in search for […]

A tale of two cities: a dichotomous 48 hours in Mount Kōya & Osaka
April 6, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell Japan

A tale of two cities: a dichotomous 48 hours in Mount Kōya & Osaka

Mount Kōya We decided to make a small detour for the evening to Mount Kōya, the center of Shingon Buddhism, an important […]

Kyoto: a delicate beauty draped in rich cultural history
April 5, 2018 Leave a Comment by angie campbell Japan

Kyoto: a delicate beauty draped in rich cultural history

In only 2 hours by bullet train you can journey to the Japan of your imagination. Pagodas, zen gardens, geisha, […]

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