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The kings of the sea on the beach

The King the beach is a big animal fur who loves to swim and wallow on the beach but still it is not me, it's the sea lion :-) We really wanted to see them because they are on the south coast . We spent an evening walk on a beach famous for it but to no avail. We turned around after two miles and after casting a glance with binoculars. The next day a lady from the information center of the corner we certify that there are but we must go after the end of the beach and that females are hidden under the sand to not get too hot. It must also be said that this is not la meilleure saison car toutes les femelles et les mâles sont partis pour se reproduire dans une île plus au Sud (à 700km, soit deux-trois jours de nage pour les plus rapides). Sur ces indications nous allons à la baie d’à côté ( cannibal baie, ça promet !) pour arriver directement au bout de la plage.

Quelle surprise de tomber sur une femelle en effet bien cachée.

Nous suivons ensuite un groupe guidé (en espions) qui se faufile dans les dunes pour aller de l’autre côté. Nous voyons alors un gros mâle qui dort profondément.

Nous then look in the waves where two other people have fun surfing. They are really impressive in their size (some 150 kg for females and 300 for larger male) and agility. We return through the dunes, and there a large male out of the sea standing on its feet.

What elegance compared to sea lions. Indeed, they are straight on their four legs, very noble, and are more likely to walk the earth with their cousins. Marilyn would like to draw but these gentlemen do not want to take a break.

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The breeze, the South Wind

A tire change later (the poor were very tired) we go again on the road to see a petrified forest.

On the road, there Niagara Falls. Yes, it is the same name as the others, just a small notation on the card that mentions "of NZ. They are giant! At least 50 cm ...

Good and well off again and see those trees. It is a good layer of flat black rocks that contain fossilized tree parts. This geological stretches nearly 20 km, is huge! A walk in the rain to see the most beautiful pieces, we look at the rocks up close, too close for that matter.

Yes, someone will whistle, and then we see a yellow-eyed penguin (extremely rare and shy) is right behind us and waits on a rock that we were pushing for return home. We disagree and see it jump from rock to rock to go to the beach houses buissons.Cette few individuals and also welcomes volunteers to educate the public to minimize disturbance. We will meet later someone who participated.

Nightfall we few miles away to settle down for the night. What windy corner!

Trees are also lying in a flag. Tossed all night (even sheep cling to their meadow) at night will still be restorative.

Marilyne also draw the waves crashing on the rocks of the southern most tip of New Zealand called "point slope".

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go back north to the mountains

It was now four months since we were only down south. It's time to go back to participate in a volunteer project for counting bats with the Department of Conservation. That last one week and it promises to be interesting!

We go through Queenstown, one of the most touristic cities in New Zealand because of all the activities that are proposed sensations and landscapes very photogenic surroundings. It's not with gusto as we move in this crowded corner but we must admit that it's great!

Un grand lac turquoise avec des montagnes à pic de chaque coté.

Cette région a aussi un fort historique quant aux différentes ruées vers l’or qui ont eu lieux dans ce pays. Les montagnes sont assez riches en ce minerai, ou plutôt elles l’étaient, et cela a entrainé un développement des villages du coin. L’un d’eux, Arrowtown, a gardé son cachet de l’époque. A part le contenu des magasins qui a changé on s’y croirait.

C’est assez contrasté de passer d’une ville qui nous fait penser à Chamonix avec tous les touristes qui dépensent à everything is in the thrill ride, then go to see the bats well in a remote valley.