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| Look carefully, this dryer hanging over the washer is upside down. That was true for all I saw. What's up with that? |
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| Samoan sandal, Taranaki snow. There was a woman from Fiji there in sandals, too. |
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| The name of the wonderful, free museum in New Plymouth is Puke Ariki. There is a restaurant inside. This is the sign on the outside of the building. Puke is not pronounced in Maori the same way we pronounce it in English, but I just don't think advertising your restaurant under a sign that says "puke" is good marketing. |
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| The question isn't how this antique Harley got to Taranaki. The question is "why"? |
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| Dairy is king (queen?) in Hawera, Taranaki. Do I look cold? Freezing! |
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| Daytona thinks they have a lock on beach driving. In your face. You can drive on the beach in Taranaki, too! |
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| Love this photo. Another view of Mt. Taranaki taken from Surf Highway. The ocean is directly behind me. |
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| Best mussels I've ever eaten in my life. Salt restaurant in New Plymouth has great food and wonderful views. And, a waiter from California. Mussels in garlic cream sauce. Heaven. |
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