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Pity you didn't go inside Carline Bay Hall. It has the only 'sprung' floor in the country! It sits on springs and bounces when people are dancing on it! Feels amazing 🙂

Mailbox skipole and missing teeth at the stomach. Oh what a night

Good you enjoyed our Palmy town. I noticed your Irish accent right away, and Myra’s American. I like what’s written on Myra’s shirt - FOREVER AND EVER AMEN.

Japan 🇯🇵 yoshii can’t wait guys. Your van is proper cool. Hope Mado finds some tasty cakes and pastry. Mauri Ora ❤

And i really like your videos i like watching then before i go too nz i been watching you guys for 3 months now

Ypu guys are the nicest people

(a) Ahhh (e) e as in egg (i) eeeee (o) as in in oar without the r ending (u) ewww These are the basic vowel sounds in maori,, m(Ahhhh)(oar) r (eeeee) The "r" is rolled. Then there are some combined vowels sounds like "au" which is "owe" or "Oh", "ei" is "ay", well at least close to that as it depends on dialect but you definitely shouldn't say the "ay" sound when you see the "a" letter in a word that is in maori, same as you shouldn't say "oh" when you see the letter "o" Pronouncing maori isn't difficult compared to "english" that has bear and bare which are different spellings for the same sound

It's a wee little gem, love Washpen.

I hope the expensiveness of Queenstown wasn't too offensive for you, it's almost halfway to Singapore prices. I love the drive through Arthur's point/ Malaghan's road through the north area of Queenstown below Coronet peak.

Hey no one will chastise you for mispronouncing. You have done very well the length n breadth of our humble country. We salute u Mado and Glenn. Cheers n safe journey to your next adventure. Your accounts of our country, idioms and cultural integration will be remembered long after you leave. Have a safe journey you two and God Bless.

It was a shame they cut down all those pine tress up at the second camp on the opposite end of that lake. I guess they prefer the barren and dry look. (it might have been a safety hazard too I guess). But it used to look amazing when the forest was there.

Dangerous in New Zealand means your in a gang related area but in saying that the people who live there are just normal kiwis. Most will welcome you into their home especially knowing your foreign and genuinely there to take interest in our homeland as most if not every kiwi is a proud one.

Steampunk Capital of the world And where frozen meat started in the world - shipped from a farm nearby all the way to Britain in the 1800's Now it has 3 breweries - 2 you can visit. Lots of seals and Penguins you can see by yourself. COLD water, but great surf.

うわー!

For a start Paddy, it’s not “ Palmerstown”, there’s a clue that you might work out in how it’s spelt. Secondly, do people ever tell you to shut up and stop talking over the top of them?

Amazing ❤ and im a maori 😅

Donnelley’s Crossing was the northern terminus of the Dargaville branch railway back in the day, to take out logs & farm products.

Bit of a shame that camera's don't really do Tane Mahuta justice, you really have to see it with your own eyes to appreciate the girth of the tree.

How's the coffee in Japan?

Oh I missed this one, did you go to Russell

I am originally from Europe- live in the US for 30 years. My biggest dream is to visit New Zealand. Believe it or not, have seen Tauranga in my dreams, even I have never been there! Really- walked around a city and name was Tauranga!! In my dream! 😀 I think it’s a sign I should visit!! Thank you for your video- breathtaking!

Kia ora whaea Mado and matua Glen that was totally awesome dudes!! You captured Tane Mahuta. You guys covered some great mileage. Amazing thank you so much.

I thought u NZ? Now japan?

Hi. What time did you start ?

Its been years since I went to Tunnel Beach. It certainly didn't have a carpark or proper path! I took my 4 yr old there 33 years ago. We walked from our house in Caversham Vally Road and back. It would kill me getting back up now, but I remember Jacob running all the way up! There never used to be anyone there. Glad you enjoyed it.i wouldn't live anywhere else, and to be fair, I never have lol.

so nice to see Wellington through your eyes! I watched this like I havent lived here most of my life haha so much of it we take for granted! thank you for sharing, hope you enjoyed the rest of your stay :)

Love watching your videos! I'm heading that way on a WHV in October and was wondering what you guys thought of the process for the bank account and IRD #? Did you like the bank you chose?

i have been here 66 years and its the first time i have seen it loved it thanks

Where’d you get the van? Rented?

You must be used to Irish conditions Glen, polar even, we stop swimming in about March, other than in hot pools lol

My daughter was born in Palmerston North. She’s going to hate us forever having that on her passport and birth certificate.

Lol it's not replace "W" with f it's "Wh" is the f sound.

As someone who has owned a hiace camper and travelled to Japan. That is one sorted van. Needs a popup but very cool.

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Hi i lived just around the corner fom shopping center it was a paddock then 57 years ago. My husband was English neighbours from Ireland Scotland Europe also Maori. We all had young families. It was a great neighborhood. We moved to Auckland. All the best.

grreat little Northland circuit team.. awesome.. 👏🏼👏🏼 🤙🏽

2 sauces is a bit stingy lol. most places would have 3

I don't know how you timed it for no people at CC. must have been a weekday!!!!

oh bummer you didnt get to go to baylys beach near Dargaville

those flowers are called LOUPINS

You should come to friendly feliding

Tane Mahuta's been here longer than the maoris have 👍

HOME 🏡 ❤❤❤ TE TAI TOKERAU

guys make a bottle of half olive oil and half vinager shake well before you use this will keep sandflies away love watching

Tin city is an old name for our hood rollers doors in the hood everywhere at night there to stop smash and crabs truth

Thank you, Thank you for another awesome video. "Always entertaining ". Regards from South Africa 🇿🇦.

I remember I was sitting right where you were at the tippi top

I been there before I live in Hastings I went there for a class ship.😊😊😊

Kauri is heavily protected due to a disease that was killing the trees and I’ve also looked for kiwis at Trounson but didn’t see any. It’s a pity you didn’t have more time to explore Northland and go to places like Mangonui, Rawene and Russell, and you so should have popped down to the Stonestore in Kerikeri, the setting is stunning.

Great vlog as always guys. Make sure to get some "You time" away from demands of filming, editing etc. :) ☀️ 🐦🦆