By Rachel Tuesday was our last day in Iceland and we were able to finish off our time there with a true Icelandic experience. Reykjavik, like many (most? all?) towns in the country have public pools or baths heated by the geothermal activity for which the country is famous. However Reykjavik has 7 - yes …
Rotorua’s geothermal activity
By Pippa If you ever visit Rotorua one of the first things you’ll noticed is the strange smell that will appear in random places. You could be walking down the street looking in shops and then suddenly, this stink forces its way up your nose. Then you might look at the person next to you …
The green and rolling hills of New Zealand’s north island
By Rachel Looking back through our blog posts I feel like we short-changed New Zealand. We spent two weeks there and saw beautiful landscapes. Unfortunately the weather wasn't the greatest - lots of gray, rainy days - but it was green, it was rolling, and when the sun came out the ocean was blue as …
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