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| Approaching the Pancake Rocks |
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| The Pancake Rocks are world famous and really amazing to see. There are blow holes there when the tide is up. |
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| Our missionary friends the Petersens from Hyrum, Utah who we spent two weeks at Christmas time traveling the south island |
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| Moeraki Boulders on the beach just before Dunedin ( some people think they are petrified dinosaur eggs) |
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| Albatross with a wing span of 12 feet |
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| T-Rex baby hatching from his egg |
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| One of our most favorite views from the Larnach Castle on the Otago Pennisula |
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| Larnach Castle gardens |
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| Elder Blackwell, Sister Petersen, Elder Petersen |
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| The one and only silver fern that is so famous in NZ |
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| The lighthouse on our hike out to Nuggett Point |
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| Nuggett Point |
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| The lighthouse at Nuggett Point |
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| Pounawea Falls just south of Dunedin, Spectacular!!! |
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| Florence Beach in the Catlins |
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| Fantail Falls |
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| The docks at TeAnau, where we spent two nights |
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| The boat we are going to ride on out to the Tasman Sea to see Milford Sound |
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| On the Juicy boat riding out toward the Tasman Sea |
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| Spectacular waterfall at Milford Sound |
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| We are a little obessed with waterfalls |
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| Water, water everywhere! |
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| Approaching the docks at Milford Sound |
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| Fields and fields of flowers driving back to TeAnua |
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| Gondolas with bikes attached so the riders can ride down the steep hill at Queenstown |
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| Queenstown in background |
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| Bungy jump at Queenstown (no thanks) |
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| Mossy tree trunks |
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| Blue Pools where everyone stacks up rocks |
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| Elder Blackwell skipping rocks at the Blue Pools |
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| Our contribution to the rock stacks |
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| Fox Glacier (we hiked up to with 100 yards of it) |
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| Close to the glacier |
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| Mt. Cook |
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| You think mosquitos are bad... you should try a SandFly bite! They are wicked!!! |
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| More of the west coastline of the south island |
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| Pohutukawa Tree, the Christmas tree of New Zealand. They bloom in December and when they bloom you know the green mussels are ready to eat...YUM! BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY!!! |
