New Zealand
New Zealand has 4 million people and 36 million sheep.  It has two islands,
both very scenic.  The beauty of the country however, is really found in it's
people.  Even if you are a stranger, you will never be without a friend when
you are in New Zealand.
The most common scene in both
the north and south islands.
Otago Penninsula near Dunedin.
(SI)
Lake Pukaki with Mt. Cook on
the left.  (SI)
Rotorua, where geysers form
colored mineral waterfalls. (NI)
A Gannet Colony near Auckland.
(NI)
Matai Falls in the Catlin region
of the South Island.
Auckland, largest city with 1.4
million people. (NI)
Stewart Island, the countries
southernmost pristene national
park.  See Stewart slideshow.
New Zealand 2007 (digital)
New Zealand 2001 (film)
Moeraki Boulders on east coast.
(SI)
On this bridge near Queenstown
Bunji jumping started. (SI)
Milford Sound on west coast is the
second wettest place on earth. (SI)
Typical west coast. (SI)
Mount Cook NP with Mt Cook on
the rght. (SI)
Monro Beach where a large
creek disappeared into the
sand.  (SI)
Pancake Rock NP on west coast.  
(SI)
The Red Hot Poker
flower's blossom.