
I have not been Everywhere, but I did the next best thing. I went to New Zealand.
Here, as my 2nd contribution to Blog4NZ, I offer some scanned photos from that long ago trip, in hopes that you will want to follow in our footsteps. Christchurch is rebuilding after the earthquakes, but the rest of the country is eager to see travelers, and bargain travel abounds. Visit the New Zealand tourism page for ideas.











ALL PHOTOS ARE THE PROPERTY OF KEN AND VERA MARIE BADERTSCHER. IF YOU WANT TO USE ONE, PLEASE CONTACT ME by email.
Dolphins in Doubtful Sound look fantastic. I had been there too, but didn’t see them except lazy seals 🙂
Vi, I don’t know what it is about watching dolphins, but it always brings a smile. One time we stayed in a 15th century building in Monemvassia, Greece. In the evenings we could look out through the window that was pierced in the thick stone walls and watch dolphins following fishing boats home. We knew that hundreds of years ago, people had stood at these same windows and watched those dolphins great-great-great grandparents!
oh i LOVE these!!
This brings back many memories of a country that should be visited again. I remember milk deliveries to your front door is glass bottles–one lane bridges shared with railroad tracks–thirty million sheep and three million people–friendliness everywhere.
Thanks
Ken
Love it! Did you make it up to my part of the world in the Bay of Islands?
Melanie: Sadly, no, we did not get to the Bay of Islands. Terrible choices to be made when you have limited time in New Zealand!
New Zealand is one of the beautiful sights in the world, and certainly very interesting every tourist to vacation there. This beautiful photo shows how much you love to tourism.
I love that some many blogs are focusing on New Zealand lately. It’s on my top 3 places I must see soon. The Doubtful Sound looks magically
I love that some many blogs are focusing on New Zealand lately. It’s on my top 3 places I must see soon. The Doubtful Sound looks magically
Very nice. My favorite pic is the multiple waterfalls in Doubtful Sound. Thanks for sharing! -r
lovely photographs, Vera. I’ve been enjoying your posts in support of #blog4NZ.
Happy to hear that everybody liked these old photos. Certainly not as crystal clear as digitals, but I’m glad to have the excuse to scan them.
Surprised nobody caught my error–The final photo shows a reflection of Mt. Cook (Not Mt. Hood–which hasn’t moved recently!)