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Author: Jenny Nordbak

Author, Mother, Traveler, Scotch Lover
Hahei to Cathedral Cove: Walking Into a Postcard
New Zealand, North Island, Travel

Hahei to Cathedral Cove: Walking Into a Postcard

Numerous times during our travels through New Zealand, people remarked that the South Island is much prettier than the North. … Continue reading Hahei to Cathedral Cove: Walking Into a Postcard

Hotel Review: The Langham, Auckland
Hotels, New Zealand, North Island, Reviews, Travel

Hotel Review: The Langham, Auckland

We were scheduled to arrive in Auckland after 6 weeks of living in a motorhome, so we wanted to stay somewhere … Continue reading Hotel Review: The Langham, Auckland

Tauranga: The View from the Mount
New Zealand, North Island, Travel

Tauranga: The View from the Mount

Tauranga is a port town in the Bay of Plenty region of the North Island. As I’ve mentioned in the … Continue reading Tauranga: The View from the Mount

Hobbiton Banquet Tour: A Feast Fit for Hobbits
New Zealand, North Island, Reviews, Travel

Hobbiton Banquet Tour: A Feast Fit for Hobbits

“If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.” — … Continue reading Hobbiton Banquet Tour: A Feast Fit for Hobbits

Statistics Used to Reassure Me, And Then I Became a Mother
Parenting

Statistics Used to Reassure Me, And Then I Became a Mother

I’m going to depart from travel posts momentarily to share a piece that I originally wrote for ScaryMommy. I’ve come a … Continue reading Statistics Used to Reassure Me, And Then I Became a Mother

Waitomo and Otorohanga: Noisy Fun
New Zealand, North Island, Travel

Waitomo and Otorohanga: Noisy Fun

It was with great excitement that we arrived in Waitomo. The glowworm caves were one of the first (non Lord … Continue reading Waitomo and Otorohanga: Noisy Fun

Mangaweka and Lake Taupo: DUCKS!
New Zealand, North Island, Travel

Mangaweka and Lake Taupo: DUCKS!

The drive from the Wellington area up to Lake Taupo was a little too long for us to want to … Continue reading Mangaweka and Lake Taupo: DUCKS!

Windy Wellington and Rivendell Where Elves Yet Dwell
New Zealand, North Island, Travel

Windy Wellington and Rivendell Where Elves Yet Dwell

We kept an eye on the weather and chose what looked like our best option of days to cross the … Continue reading Windy Wellington and Rivendell Where Elves Yet Dwell

Nelson and Cable Bay: Time for Bees
New Zealand, South Island, Travel

Nelson and Cable Bay: Time for Bees

Our last stay before leaving the South Island was at Cable Bay, but we spent the day wandering Nelson on … Continue reading Nelson and Cable Bay: Time for Bees

Abel Tasman: Bright Stars and Secluded Beaches
New Zealand, South Island, Travel

Abel Tasman: Bright Stars and Secluded Beaches

Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand’s smallest national park, located on the northern tip of the South Island. I’ll … Continue reading Abel Tasman: Bright Stars and Secluded Beaches

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