Hm. I’ll need that coat.
Obviously from this post, I have arrived in New Zealand in one piece.
The sea, the sea
I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do yesterday. Another museum? Another neighborhood? I did know that I was hungry after yesterday’s long post, so I headed out with the intent of
How *not* to hike
There are never busy days in Lyttelton.
Yesterday’s novella, complete with drama and dreams of romance
It's all fun and games until he offers to show his thong.
Nelson, in a driving rain
My visit to Greymouth and the Global Village Backpackers was lovely, albeit brief. The bikes there were barely usable, so I ditched them in favor of a hoof into town. Greymouth is
God’s country
Let me summarize the rest of that day like this: Arthur's Pass will make a believer out of any atheist.
Christchurch
My plan to go to Rotorua was an “if” one. As in, “if I got a cheap car” or “if the bus schedule were favorable I could be soaking in a thermal
Leaving Auckland
It turns out that gathering up my will to leave this city is harder than I had expected. There is a certain comfort in being on foot, in knowing Janene is close
It had to come to this
I am otherwise ready. The grant proposals are the mail, the bills are paid, the iPod is charged, and my mother has been given all my travel information she's been demanding for
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My first canyon
About Walnut Canyon...wow. My photographs will never do justice to what it was like looking over into that canyon.
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Berlin at 25 degrees
Late summer, September, can be quite the delight!
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Flip the page to the next war
The German military wanted to know if literature could predict future sites of violent conflict.