Here is a video of a baby seal I got. We got off the bus and went and looked at a waterfall and this is what we saw. They were so effing cute. The boys didnt care, but you can hear the girls squealing in the background.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Yet some more pictures
Some pictures
So I basically sucked at keeping up with this blog and now it is bugging me that none of my NZ pictures are up here. Now that I am planning on using it again I think it is best that I put up a few pictures from my last journey. There are a million of them so I will put up the ones I really like. The first ones are from my backpacking trip around the South Island.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Sad Little Kiwi
As you can see, this is not a real kiwi. I decided this was much cuter. Also you will notice that the animation at the end is a bit different from the rest of the video. That is because it is an alternate ending version I found. The original was too sad and I wanted the kiwi to live happily ever after.
I Saw A Kiwi!
Yesterday me and the Lotowas went to a place called Rangitoto. It is this town that is situated over a volcanoe. The entire town smells like sulfur, a rotten egg smell, it is pretty disgusting. Every crevice you could find on the ground was smoking. It was the weirdest thing I have ever seen. We went to this place called Te Puia where they had a geiser. It was also quite freaky. The geiser isn't what was weird. There were these pools of water and mud everywhere that were boiling because it was so hot. That was not the part I was most excited about. They had a kiwi house! There was an observation room where you could view their two kiwis. They were the cutest/weirdest things I have ever seen. Their proportions were all wrong, their bodies were too big for their heads and their beaks were humungous. I am now formulating my plan to sneak into the kiwi house and steal one, for Gabe of course. Every small boy needs his own kiwi. We also watched this Maori cultural show where they danced and sang. There are Maori tribes all over New Zealand and their culture is brought into the schools to keep it alive. Very cool. I didn't take any pictures of these cool things, but here is what I found online. This is one of the dances they did, actually at the place we went to.
Some Pictures
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