Our campsite outside of Queenstown on our way towards the west coast of New Zealand. We were staying in a sheep pasture with other campers.
A weka at our next campground. A weka is a flightless bird much like the kiwi but is seen more often because it is not nocturnal. It is about the size of a chicken.
Another campground next to a lake. We ordered a pizza from a local pizza place and went to bed early as we were exhausted from our traveling.
The next day we spent in Hokitika looking for a jade necklace for Kim. Carved jade is one of the souvenirs that are prized from New Zealand because carved jade is a traditional craft of the Moari people, New Zealand's natives. Jacob also got a traditional carving made out of whalebone.
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