NZ North Island trip – Hicks Bay

Posting by Barb:

DSC_5141If you look up ‘Hick Town’ in the Urban dictionary it describes it as a town with one stop light, most of the inhabitants drive a trucks, cow/horse pastures everywhere and if you are lucky it has 2 convenience stores, a gas station, and a liquor store and one road in and out. DSC_5089Well that pretty well describes Hick’s Bay with a few minor differences. A ‘roundabout’ replaces the stop light and there aren’t t any trucks as it is just too expensive to buy in New Zealand. .

 

Along the way we made many stops taking pictures of the ‘free roaming’ cows and horses. DSC_3960To get to the lighthouse we had to run up 750 stairs but it was worth the view of Whangaokeno Island. On our way back to the motel we made a ‘lookout’ view stop. DSC_5120And what we saw was a huge centipede inching it’s way past our parked DSC_3847car. So out came the cameras and we took plenty of videos and pictures of the not so little critter.          

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