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We never tire of this journey from North Island to South, the last part through the Queen Charlotte Sound. The seas were smooth as silk on this last day of June--early winter here. A stunning morning to board the ferry.
I'm always surprised by how much these beasts can hold.
Interislander - linking New Zealand's North and South Islands. The 92 km journey
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Coffee beckons. This sign made me chuckle.
With full sun and temps near 60F, we spent most of the journey outside.
I was standing in an alcove out of the wind enjoying the sun when Max and Jack from Denmark stopped to talk. They're having a huge adventure, starting in Denmark and traveling to Iran before splitting up, one going to Japan and the other to Malaysia and Thailand. Here's their instagram account.
We laughed a lot as the ferry pulled in to Picton. They're heading next to a dairy farm in Blenheim, here on the South Island, on work visas.
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