Hey! Finally the sun is come back, it’s warm so I should move tomorrow in direction of Taupo if it’s still like this. This afternoon I,m going to visit Rotorua with another point of view :-)
Rotorua, last beautiful day
Rotorua, week off
The good thing in that camp is there is some free cool activities to do and it’s really rare. But, I’ve been here for one week and I use the spa only once… rah! It’s not serious! Yep, I spend every last days on internet looking for “how to continue putting my picture on this blog without spend all my budget”. And I had too many pictures I wanted to remember so it was solo long. Start at 10 o’clock and go to bed at 2am… fiou! Fortunately, there is 3 or 4 McDonald’s in Rotorua so I moved everyday to the city centre to take WiFi here and there.
Te Puna > Rotorua (72km, 4h30)
After four days passed in Te Puna where I unexpectedly worked I’m now going inside the north island to see how it looks there.
Te Puna, second working day
Because of the shiny day, Russel proposed me to return to the lookout view and see how is without clouds. Sure it,s better :-) When I will come back in Tauranga next time (around 1st November) I will go around the mount. This morning we continued to work on the outside of the house. We prepared the wall around the windows so Russel could fix the wood panels. I did also some different things I side during Russel was taking his door from the shop. But I finished all the work he gave me before he came back. So I did my speciality : cleaning :-)
The Puna, working day
The Puna, day off
Today is a day off for my camera as well :-) I’m between McDonald’s and McDonald’s to get all the programmes I need. It’s not the most interesting day but one day like this will help me for all the rest of my trip. After coming back to the camp, I’ve met Russel a kiwi guy. He cycled like l’m doing in new Zealand, in Thailand, Vietnam and Laos. We was talking when finally he propose me to work for him for tomorrow morning if there is enough things to do. Hmm, I didn’t expect to work in Tauranga but why not :-) Russel is building a house 2 min from the camp. I will have to put some branches away and cut some metal things and help him to do the job he can’t do alone. As almost all houses in New Zealand, they are build in wood and it should be really interesting to learn how is working a carpenter. I will see tomorrow :-)
Waihi > Tauranga > Te Puna (73km, 5h)
Today is beautiful :-) my tires are still hard after one night so I’m sure it’s well repaired. That’s a second good point :-). So I’m ready to go to Tauranga and get my future little computer : a tablet.