Another sunset
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Jmhoff10500
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WOW! That's a great one!
Toni
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not bad Ron~but it doesnt come close to the colors in the sky down here..... Great shot!!
Toni
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I have herd that around here and the pictures are soo bloody!!
Here you go Ron see it and weep, probably the only thing I love about New Zealand...
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Toni
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Yes I did take the photos, i love photography!! Especially the New Zealand sky I have way to many of them!!
Nope cant think of anything else I LOVE about New Zealand... maybe in a few years I will have something else to look back on and think differently.
Nope cant think of anything else I LOVE about New Zealand... maybe in a few years I will have something else to look back on and think differently.
The graduates from New Zealand's universities who tend to earn the highest salaries are those qualified in sciences, engineering and management & commerce. Creative arts, food, hospitality and personal services graduates tended to have lower salaries.
The highest rainfall in a year in New Zealand was a drenching 18.4 metres (60 feet) in 1997-1998 at Cropp River on the west of the South Island. By contrast, the lowest rainfall was a miserly 167 mm (6.6 inches) in 1963-1964 at Alexandra, Central Otago.
Christmas in New Zealand follows soon after midsummer's day. Many northern hemisphere traditions prevail in NZ, including tinsel-covered pine trees and christmas cards portraying snow & reindeer. The pohutukawa tree comes into peak-bloom in late December and is known as New Zealand's Christmas tree.
94% of those in jail in NZ are males.
50% are Maori.
36% are European.
12% are Pacific People
30% of New Zealand's land is forested. Forestry accounts for 12% of New Zealand's exports. This is expected to increase as more plantations mature.
It's a fact: at 41.2o South, Wellington is the most southerly capital city on the planet. Cities on similar latitudes in the Northern hemisphere are Barcelona, Istanbul and Chicago
The world's first commercial bungy (or bungee) jump took place in Queenstown, NZ in 1988.
With 2.5 million cars for four million people, including children, New Zealand's car ownership rate is one of the world's highest.
>> New Zealanders make only about 2% of their journeys by bus and fewer than 1% by rail.
The highest rainfall in a year in New Zealand was a drenching 18.4 metres (60 feet) in 1997-1998 at Cropp River on the west of the South Island. By contrast, the lowest rainfall was a miserly 167 mm (6.6 inches) in 1963-1964 at Alexandra, Central Otago.
Christmas in New Zealand follows soon after midsummer's day. Many northern hemisphere traditions prevail in NZ, including tinsel-covered pine trees and christmas cards portraying snow & reindeer. The pohutukawa tree comes into peak-bloom in late December and is known as New Zealand's Christmas tree.
94% of those in jail in NZ are males.
50% are Maori.
36% are European.
12% are Pacific People
30% of New Zealand's land is forested. Forestry accounts for 12% of New Zealand's exports. This is expected to increase as more plantations mature.
It's a fact: at 41.2o South, Wellington is the most southerly capital city on the planet. Cities on similar latitudes in the Northern hemisphere are Barcelona, Istanbul and Chicago
The world's first commercial bungy (or bungee) jump took place in Queenstown, NZ in 1988.
With 2.5 million cars for four million people, including children, New Zealand's car ownership rate is one of the world's highest.
>> New Zealanders make only about 2% of their journeys by bus and fewer than 1% by rail.
Toni
Member
and the point you are trying to make? you also missed the fact that New Zealand is the third fatest country in the world and has the highest levels of P usage in the world..
Toni
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I think those numbers are off Ron!! Asian communities are huge and the UK movement to new zealand is massive!!
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Mark
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lol 12% seems kind of low. With the US being a melting pot and all....
Ok Toni, here is the deal. Can you put that on a pen? :wink:I have herd that around here and the pictures are soo bloody!!
Here you go Ron see it and weep, probably the only thing I love about New Zealand...
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bitshird
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Toni now you spoiled my life's dream, I always wanted to emigrate to NZ and finish out my years there. First your PC pens and now your sunsets, and you tell me it's not a great place I'm heart broken.