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A trip to Aoraki/ Mount Cook

Peter's Lookout

Blue sky on the horizon

Hello Roadtrip

My room for the next week

The countdown is on

My colleagues and I..

Update on the potato harvest - Feedback

Ashburton Holiday Park - 'We're only staying one night!'

The first full-time working week

Christchurch - Blenheim - Christchurch / Man we are crazy

Wales, owls and more - exploring Christchurch & Kaikoura

The last week of freedom for now

Goodbye New Zealand!

Is it really time already? Yes.. our time in New Zealand and on the farm has come to an end and the ...

Plan change

Christchurch - Work, where are you!?

Mt. Cook National Park

Exploring the New Zealand Alps

Inside the country - Mt. Cook and Lake Tekapo

Wwoofing in Little River

A few photos from the past few days

The first month is over..

Week 4 in Christchurch

Oamaru, Kaikoura and/or Christchurch

Up, up, up, always up the stairs!

Life on the farm

Since there have been some complaints again about us not writing anything for so long, here's a litt...

Week three and a half in Christchurch

The last adventure in New Zealand

A trip to Akaroa

On the way to Akaroa

Besen Besen seis gewesen

Red Max - Gravel Road

From Christchurch to Akaroa from 18.02. to 22.02.2017

Christchurch is one of the largest cities on the South Island. On February 22, 2011, the area was hit by an earthquake that caused great devastation and collapsed much of the city center. Only remnants of the city's landmark, the Christchurch Cathedral, and the surrounding buildings can be seen. This place evokes a sense of unease when you see what this beautiful nature is capable of. The church is still temporarily secured against the risk of collapse. The city is slowly recovering. There are already many new buildings combined with the remaining old ones. A memorial site for the people who died in the earthquake has been built along the river in the city. A place of peace and reflection. Nevertheless, six years later, the effects are still visible through the numerous vacant spaces between buildings.

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