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| You can have table service at McDonald's throughout NZ |
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| Almost every day brings interesting new signage |
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| Outside a fire station |
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| Welly sewer cover |
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| And trash bin |
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| Sic transit, gloria...once home to the bishop and priests, now a massage parlor |
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| Smaller Kiwi RV |
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| Death to pea weevils! We saw a similar sign about wild ginger... |
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| On a cliff by the sea, Cape Palliser...maybe go ahead and inflate your life jacket now too? (Slip=landslide) |
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| Mind your mast |
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| One of our few sheepish experiences; the driver in front was apparently another tourist who had not yet learned that in order to get the sheep to move, you have to drive slowly into the midst of the herd; keep going; you stop, they stop |
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| Stonehenge, Aotearoa; seriously, look it up... |
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| Not the most popular tourist attraction, however |
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| Particularly on the South Island, I conjecture, roads were put in long after farms, ranches, and stations were laid out...and so, to move stock from the east 40 to the west 40, safe from traffic, hundreds of stock underpasses were dug; here's the incoming |
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| And the outgoing |
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| Monumental Services on Main Street |
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| Headstone World (Napier); we never did see "Tombs R Us" |
1 comment:
When I was a child in rural Arkansas, our farm encompassed acreage on both sides of a state highway. There was a small stream that ran through the farm and crossed under the highway via a tall culvert. Our cows went from one side of the farm to the other by walking through the culvert. The cows in your photos are essentially doing the same thing.
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