A typical roadside kiwi shop featuring organic fruits and veggies - this one on the Coromandel Peninsula north of Whitianga.

Don and Angela in New Zealand

 

 

 



Two Americans emigrate to New Zealand from Colorado, USA.
We share our Kiwi immigration story and talk about our new life in Nelson, New Zealand.

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A Christmas tree on the hill above Opito Bay in Coromandel, North Island. Opito Bay and white sandy beach below the dune, Coromandel, North Island. A flower shot at Opito Bay, Coromandel, North Island. The Buller River winding out of the gorge.  A rare tree surviving the massive winds on the West Cost at Cape Foulwind near Westport. The dock at Nelson Lakes National Park. Onetahuti Bay in the Abel Tasman National Park

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Latest blog ~ 7 January

Destination - Tairua and Pauanui on the Coromandel Peninsula.

New! destination photos

Our holiday in the Coromandel Peninsula has left us with a great new holiday destination to recommend and new photos - check out the Destination section - Coromandel Peninsula and Tauranga including Mt Maunganui.

Angela's post-holiday reading update

The holiday break is a great time to plow through books - which I did eagerly. It was great to have the time to read, have a look at how I've closed out the year.

Annoying youth story

Students against drunk driving trash their own community hall at a drunken party ...

Immigration guidance

We've been in touch with heaps of people since we started our blog and website. Many are looking to emigrate to New Zealand and it's great to hear their stories and help with questions. We have information in the Immigration section about guidance in several key areas (none about NZIS or legal!!)

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