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Means 'may your day be blessed' in Maori. After six weeks travelling in Thailand I arrived Newzealand. Next few weeks I am going to advance my English, but hope that I still can find time to discover New Zealands spectacular nature.
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- Radtour rund um ChiangRai
- Trekking in ChiangRai
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- Busy Thais
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- Durch die Fledermaushoehle
- Zurueck nach Chiangmai
- Erfrischende Gruesse an alle zu Hause!
- Ein besonderes Nachtessen im Dschungel
- Durch den Dschungel
- Besuch im Kindergarten
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- Leben auf dem Dorf
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- Leute vom Dorf
- Bei den Karen in den Bergen
- Like a lift?
- Regenzeit IV
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Links...more information about
- hiking new zealand
- Elm wildlifetour on Otego Peninsula
- New Zealand departement of conservation
- Railtrail Central Otago
- Rail to trail - Otago Central Rail Trail
- New Zealand encyclopedia
- Christchurch antarcticfestival
- Bangkok probike
- Sukhothai unesco world heritage
- Elephantdungpaper
- Mahout trainingcenter
- Elephant Conservationcenter in Lampang
- Thai Kochschule in Chiangmai
- Poohs Ecotrekking in Chiangmai
- Mein Fotoblog
On two wheels
This is God's country, don't rush through like hell.
-from Bushman's Centre website
Dreams and planning are bliss;
departures a pain in the bum...
-from a bicyclers diary
A truly happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.
-on a whiteboard in bank branch
I discovered that cycling was the perfect way to travel.
It was faster than walking, but slow enough to appreciate all the sights and scents of the countryside.
- Anne Mustoe in Lone traveller: One woman two wheels on the world.
Cycling will abound in Utopia
-HG Wells
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow mindedness.
- Mark Twain
-from Bushman's Centre website
Dreams and planning are bliss;
departures a pain in the bum...
-from a bicyclers diary
A truly happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.
-on a whiteboard in bank branch
I discovered that cycling was the perfect way to travel.
It was faster than walking, but slow enough to appreciate all the sights and scents of the countryside.
- Anne Mustoe in Lone traveller: One woman two wheels on the world.
Cycling will abound in Utopia
-HG Wells
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow mindedness.
- Mark Twain
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