We walked through some old woodland to get a better view of the glacierStopped off at the only restaurant in Haast for lunch, the interior was full of previously owned deer antlersThe view from the campsite in the evening was drastically different to the morning. Niamh tried to break up a surprisingly violent fight between two tomtitsEvery five minutes on the road there’ll be another spot to pull over and walk to see a waterfall, I think this one was called Roaring BillyWe picked up Kelly in Cromwell which is famed for it’s giant fruit sculpture and real fruit ice creamA boat floating in the Queenstown harbour doubles up as a bar, it’s a little risky if you’re prone to sea sicknessWe rented bikes and cycled down the Gibbston valley, stopping at a few vineyards for a well earned rest. Got pretty soaked and painted our backs with mud in the morning.But got roasted in the sun in the afternoon before the bike rental company picked us up and ferried us back to Queenstown
Jack and Niamh's Sabbatical Adventures 
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