Today is our last full day in New Zealand. It has been a wonderful visit and we are sorry to leave. If we had known more when we planned it, we probably would have allowed four weeks instead of three, but we are not sorry one bit.

We stayed at a delightful bed and breakfast in Methven, got up around 8, had a leisurely breakfast, said goodbye to our hostess and took off for Christchurch. The drive to Christchurch was uneventful. The scenery was very pastoral. It was so pastoral, in fact, that on the way we had to stop and wait for a herd of sheep to be led from one pasture to another. It was fascinating to see the sheep dogs at work herding the sheep. I have seen many pictures of them at work, but had never seen it for real. The fields were very green indicating that they had gotten some badly needed rain. The scenic highlight was the Rakaia Gorge which has sheer cliffs leading straight down into the river below.

We didn’t see much of Christchurch other than traffic and as we were concerned about getting to the airport at 4 AM the next morning, we wanted to turn in our car early and prepare for the early departure. Fortunately, however, there is an Antarctic museum almost next door to the hotel we stayed at, so we spent the afternoon going through it. It is a fascinating museum with the history of New Zealand’s participation in the exploration of Antarctica and the South Pole. They also have a small colony of penguins that you can watch being fed. They are truly adorable. That was basically the day for us. The rest of the day was spent preparing for our departure.
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Cheers,
Wayne & Peggy