The NZ native bird.....The KIWI
(after which NZers are fondly named)
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Wellington
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Capital City if New Zealand
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Known by most as "Windy Wellington"
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Census Population of Wellington: 412,585
Wellington Holiday:  January 25th
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 Downtown Wellington and one of the
more leisurely eating places
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.The pretty Wellington Water Front showing some of
the one of the InterIsland Ferries and the City
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Government House showing the old building in the
foreground and the newer Beehive in the background
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Instore shopping in Downtown Wellington
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Apart from the winds, Wellington is well known for
it's rough countryside. The hill in this pic is
typical of any you will find in the area
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The bonus is this!
Below the cliffs and hill are beautifu beaches such at the
 one shown here where families go to spend the days
relaxing, swimming or collecting abundant seefood.
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Porirua
Porirua is a city alive with exciting places and an
abundance of natural open spaces. Located within easy
reach of Wellington, it is situated next to SH1 and the
main railway line and is very accessible for visitors
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Wairarapa
Wairarapa uncovers the outdoor life for New Zealand's
Capital City. The Wairarapa is comprised of magnificent scenery,
mountains, farmlands, rivers and a rugged coastline.
Surfing,fishing and other water sports are popular in the area/
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From here we go across the Cook Strait to the
South Island either by air or we take one of the
lovely Inter-Island Ferries.
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Let's go take a look........
You can either click on Cook Strait or
Marlbourough Sounds
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North Island:

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.South Island:

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