After the QCT, we headed to Nelson, a bustling city of artists, sailors and hippies. Our first stop was the holiday home of mom and dad’s customer Elizabeth Barry and her partner Don. Elizabeth was kind enough to let Kirk use her address as a place for Visa International to send her new credit card – long story not worth getting into. Elizabeth treated us to an amazing dinner of fresh gurnard (which is quickly becoming our favourite fish over here), local vegetables and cliff-side view of Golden Bay and the headlands of Abel Tasman National Park.For five days, we pitched our tent at the best-kept Nelson camping secret: McKee Memorial camp ground, right on the water’s edge.
Photos from the cliffs surrounding Elizabeth’s holiday home and sunset and sunrise from McKee.
March 21, 2007 at 6:38 pm
The picture with your two shadows holding hands is a very romantic picture.If you ever get married which I hope you do.(I can say these things in email).You should put it on your wedding invitaions.
March 22, 2007 at 2:23 pm
Kirk, these pictures are ridiculous. And not only this set but so many previous ones also. It’s absolutely breathtaking. I can only imagine the moment to moment views that you guys are hardwiring deep into your brains’ memory banks. Keep on truckin!