Tim's blog

Hi everyone!

My last week it would be very quiet but I still have a (too) busy week can make . In Queenstown I went out two nights and I learn by day river surfing. Quite fun to do. You go to a bodyboard in the river and try some golfer and undercurrents to deal with. And for me it was free so that always makes it a little more fun . After Queenstown to Wanaka I went through a very creative set route by myself. After a night in Wanaka, I then went to Mount Cook. This is the highest mountain in NZ so I had to see ff course.

And then to Christchurch to sell my car. Along the way I would go that long with someone interested. But he let me know that he had bought a car but I was equally welcome. So I went there just as long. Turned out to be someone's birthday so "should" I have to stay in the home kills steak to enjoy. Evening and grabbed a beer before you know you stay one more night. Anyway, the next day arrived in Christchurch. I had one week to sell my car so I began to enthusiastically answer all interested. The car would be sold by auction on Thursday but within three hours I had a cash offer from someone. Albeit slightly lower than I hoped but I did me the rest of the week not to worry. I have the car with $ 500 profit and had managed to sell a week's holiday so I really can not complain .

For those who Stine (the hitchhiker) remember, she was en route to Christchurch to me just to look. She planned the Queen Charlotte Track and sought to have a travel companion. So the next morning we hitchhike back to Picton (300 km and the same place they came the day before haha). The elevators did not go really smoothly and with a long wait but finally we drank chaufeurs rather late in Picton. There we spent the night at the playground of an elementary school. The next day we were finally walking. We had beautiful weather and the views were very impressive. At the end of a tiring day, we found a nice spot in the woods for the night. We thought ...

We were not the only forest dwellers, and soon we heard noises around us. Many insects and possums who come to us and our bags were blowing aan't attacked. Stine (ok, and I) were not really at ease so we went somewhere else. The beasts were still there, but Stine did not notice so I left it but haha. The cold weather is a very bad night (got a sleeping bag for 15-30 degrees and that's really not).

The next day we had a walk of 30 km to as much as three mountains. Not the easiest and Stine had another degree more difficult than I. All in all an impressive but tiring trip (again). And I had still planned my next walk on his gemakkie to . But that was not an option because I had to get a plane. So we started hitchhiking back to Christchurch. There were few cars that went up the wrong way and then did nothing. So when, after 11 (!) Hours, another car arrived but we have taken. Albeit in the wrong direction but we at least move. This car was dropped off at our Lodge with a harbor where we take a boat-tails have Picton direction. Very handy when all you have to get a plane haha.

And now I'm at the airport waiting for my first flight. Hopefully I have just as good company as on the way than I survive it all again.

To everyone who reads this in any case thanks for the sympathy of my adventures here!
You are all invited to a beer Monday night to get to eat all my stories again be heard orally.

Greetings!

Tim

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