Our first hike in New Zealand was to Lake Marian, a true 'mountain lake.' There were probably 30 or so people lounging in the area where the trail ends at the lake, but I think the view stunned everyone into silence - nobody was making any noise. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland.Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland.Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland. Some text about Fiordland.
La Rambla is one of those things you know is going to be overrun with tourists and not worth your time, but you go anyway. And that's really exactly what it was. We did find this graffiti'd tree, which says "I love you Barcelona" in Catalan. Architecture, murals, people, and street scenes from Barcelona
Like everyone else visiting Waiheke Island, we started our day on a ferry. Each ferry landing is like throwing open the gates to a theme park - hordes of tourists stream in, racing to be first to their intended destination. Fortunately for us, our intended destination was simply "a beach" and Waiheke is an island, so we were able to go with the flow. Drone flight over Huruhi Bay just off the coast of Auckland, New Zealand
The cable car ride up and down was my favorite part. Erin was probably annoyed at how much thought and effort I put into getting a good view on the crowded ride, but I just can't help it. A day trip to the stunning Montserrat just outside Barcelona
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