Yes Ive eaten them I promise!!!...and its mouthwathering...
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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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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
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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
3 Kommentare:
ALSO, DAZU SAGE ICH JETZT GAR NICHTS AUSSER
IGITTIGITT!!
Hy
Also da kann ich Trudy nur beistimmen sieht echt nicht grad appetitlich aus obwohl ich schon gehört hab, dass diese Viechli wie gesalzene Nüssli zu essen seien... Hab grad noch schnell im Dix nachgeschaut was mouthewathering heissen könnte - meinst du damit dass dir das Wasser im Mund zusammengelaufen ist? Machs gut.
Ja richtig...habs selber nicht geglaubt aber das Zeug schmeckt gar nicht schlecht, wenn man den ersten Ekel mal beiseite laesst.
Eigentlich komisch...wir essen ja sonst auch allerlei Viecher, warum also keine Insekten?
Ich finde schmeckt wie Paprikaschips.
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