The Longest Pier in New Zealand
We visit the longest pier in the country and our bus driver jumps off to ride some impressive waves. Continue reading
Five months late, here's my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw in 2021. What were your favorites?
Thank god, 2020 IS ALMOST OVER! Here's my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw during this dumpster fire of a year. What media did you consume?
Happy New Year! Just popping in with my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw in 2019. What were your favorites?
We visit the longest pier in the country and our bus driver jumps off to ride some impressive waves. Continue reading
I wake up in time to watch “the first sunrise in the world” and then feed wild stingrays in the ocean, all before 7am. Continue reading
Spotted cows, tricky fence crossings, natural hot springs, trivia night, random quotes, and FOOD lead his week’s highlights in miscellaneous photos. Continue reading
It’s raining in Rotorua but my friend Emma and I make the most of our visit to Hell’s Gate, a spa with mud baths located over a geothermal hot spot. Continue reading
One of the unique opportunities on our Stray bus tour is an overnight stay with a Māori family. We eat local food, listen to traditional music, and learn about how they honor their culture on a daily basis. Continue reading
Raglan’s coastline makes it a surfer’s paradise. Plus check out an incredible sunset from Inspiration Point. Continue reading
I thought the Coromandel peninsula was pretty during the day, but at night the stars come out and put on a show. Check out these night photography shots of the Milky Way. Continue reading
Bay of Islands is the most spectacular destination on New Zealand’s North Island. Check out the dolphins cruising through those turquoise waters! Continue reading
Centuries ago Russell Island was a notoriously unlawful destination. Today there’s a charming wharf, scenic hikes, and rugged beaches. Continue reading
There’s a highway in New Zealand that runs along the beach. But there’s no pavement — only miles and miles of sand. I wouldn’t mind this commute! Continue reading