The Dark Knight wrote:Rik E Boy wrote:bara-stick wrote:Brisbane followd closely by london
So far. Dunedin in NZ. Not sure I'd like to go there during Winter though. Napier was also pretty good but apparently it's right on a fault line.
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REB
F**king freezing there but it's a good place, the chocolate factory there is great. Napiers really nice aswell, first pebble beach I've ever seen was Napier beach. We had some beautiful weather there the second to last time my family travelled to NZ. Tauranga, north of Napier where my Aunt lives is a nice place too.
Dunedin is lovely. Larnach Castle was sensational. Very, very cold however, as everyone has said. Been there twice, and rained all four days both times. Was on a cricket tour both times and never bowled a ball in anger on either tour. Went down to Invercargill, which believe it or not, was even colder.
Loved NZ and a lovely place. Have always maintained Queenstown the most beautiful place I have seen in the world. Was there for just on 7 weeks for both tours. Toured both islands and both the North Island and South Island are lovely, with the south being far more tourist orientated.
Queenstown, the amazing Milford Sound, Dunedin, Invercargill, Christchurch, Mt Cook and landing on the Franz Joseph glacier on a ski plane and so much more are forever etched in my mind when thinking about NZ. Cricket was good as well, with many beautiful little grounds, and we were lucky to have played at 4 of the Test venues, which is nice to look at when on TV, and remembering