Tag: NewZealand
Dick Move Band Lives Up to Their Name
The concert lineup for the night featured three bands, with Dick Move kicking off the event, followed by The Breeders, and finally, the Foo Fighters headlining the show. Dick Move, although being the opening act, unfortunately failed to impress the crowd with their performance. Their sound was characterized by a lack of clarity, making it …
From Windy Wellington to Stunning Auckland: A Kiwi Adventure Takes Flight
Travel between Wellington and Auckland, New Zealand is an adventure filled with breathtaking landscapes and picturesque moments that are perfect for capturing in photographs. As you embark on this journey, you will find yourself surrounded by stunning natural beauty that showcases the diversity and charm of New Zealand. From the vibrant streets of Wellington, the …
Secretary of State Visit to New Zealand
The Secretary of State Antony Blinken came to Wellington New Zealand to conduct business, but also to show support for the USA Women’s FIFA Team. While here he had a meet and greet at the U.S. Embassy. Here is a photo of him speaking, but also a Secretary of State coin.
Karl Te Nana and the Legendary New Zealand Sevens Rugby 1996 Walk of Champions
The New Zealand Sevens Rugby 1996 Walk of Champions is a legendary event that holds a significant place in the history of New Zealand rugby – a sport that’s almost like a religion for the Kiwis. While I couldn’t find specific details about Karl Te Nana’s participation in the Walk of Champions that year, I …
The People of New Zealand Have a Friend in the United States Marine Corps
Walking through Wellington, New Zealand I found a plaque that says, “To the people of New Zealand: If you ever need a friend you have one. The Second Marine Division association United States of America 1951.”
The United States Marine Corps Arrived in Wellington, New Zealand in May 1942
Walking through Wellington, New Zealand I came across this plaque that says, “The United States Marine Corps arrived at this quay in May 1942 and left from here to service in the Pacific theatre of war.”
What is ANZAC Day?
ANZAC Day is a day of utmost significance in Australia and New Zealand, celebrated annually on April 25th. It’s a day to remember and honor the bravery and sacrifices of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZACs) who fought in the infamous Gallipoli Campaign during World War I. On this day in 1915, ANZACs, …
Guns N’ Roses Sing Civil War Live in Wellington
Guns N’ Roses put on an incredible show and I’m so glad I was able to witness it. The energy in the stadium was electric and the band was on fire. They played some of their classic hits and the crowd was singing and dancing along to every song. When they started playing “Civil War”, …
Kite Festival at Otaki Beach, New Zealand
I recently had the pleasure of attending the Otaki Kite Festival in New Zealand. It was an amazing experience that I will never forget. The festival was held in a large open field, and the sky was filled with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes. It was truly a sight to behold. The atmosphere …
Door with Lion’s Head Artwork
As I walked down the street, in Wellington, New Zealand, I passed these doors that had this lion’s head on it. It was certainly nice and interesting enough to snap a quick photo.
Observing Waitangi Day in Wellington
Every year on February 6th, New Zealand marks the anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi with a public holiday called “Waitangi Day”. The Treaty of Waitangi is often considered to be New Zealand’s founding document. In 1840, representatives of the British Crown and of Māori iwi (tribes) and hapū (sub-tribes) entered into …
Waitangi Weekend Māori Music Showcase
Went to the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa to see the Māori Music Showcase. This was a nice venue that showcased local Māori talent. It was a fun and intimate setting that was nice to see the island people and culture.
Sand Dollar Found on the Beach in New Zealand
Walking down the beach I found a sand dollar laying there so I took a couple photos and put it back.
Save the Krill, Kill the Whales Bilboard
Found this interesting billboard in Wellington, New Zealand.
Photos of Mount Ngauruhoe in New Zealand
Near Mount Ruapehu is Mount Ngauruhoe. This stratovolcano stands a height of 7,503 feet and is found in the central plateau of the north island. It is 14 miles southwest of Lake Taupō.
Guns N’ Rose Private Jet
I was at the Wellington airport last week after the Guns N’ Roses concert and much to my surprise was their private jet. I wouldn’t have known it was their jet if it wasn’t for a security guard that clued me in. I thought it was pretty darn cool.
Photos of Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand
Mount Ruapehu is a stratovolcano on New Zealand’s northern island that stands a height of 9,177 feet at its highest point. In this photo you can see both Mount Ruapehu, as well as, Mount Ngauruhoe which stands 7,516 feet in elevation.
Guns N’ Rose Live in Wellington – You Could Be Mine
The Australian that was fan hit in the face with the microphone at the end of the concert she was nice enough to make a sign for this concert.
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