A pilot whale skeleton at my lunch spot at Maori Beach on the first day of the Rakiura Track, over on Stewart Island.
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Ilana's New Zealand Adventures!!!
I'm travelling around the North Island of New Zealand from the equinox until Christmas Eve (those dates weren't planned on purpose!). I LOVE getting mail, and I have a permanent address to receive it, so I will always get your letters if you send them to me: c/o IEP - Work NZ; PO Box 1786 Shortland St.; Auckland; New Zealand.
Friday, May 27, 2005
A pilot whale skeleton at my lunch spot at Maori Beach on the first day of the Rakiura Track, over on Stewart Island.
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