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Witless Bay and Bird Island

November 2, 2016November 2, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

The Atlantic.   A wide open expanse of water tempting me with gentle breezes, calm waters and the hint of adventure.  While we did not get to sail on this beautiful day, we did ride a zodiac out to see birds … Continue reading Witless Bay and Bird Island

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Moorea

September 1, 2016September 1, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

  While relaxing at the pool in Tahiti, we enjoyed views of Moorea across the lagoon.   It was a mysterious looking island with clouds dancing around its eight jagged peaks during the day and dramatic sunsets at night.   We could … Continue reading Moorea

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Bora Bora

August 28, 2016September 1, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

  Bora Bora.   The name evokes an image of blue waters, white sand beaches and huts on stilts with great views.   The island has that and so much more. The island is the most populated one we have been on … Continue reading Bora Bora

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Curio Bay and the Penguins

June 29, 2016June 29, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

I love penguins.   One of the bucket list items coming to New Zealand was to see them in the wild along with a whale.   One down, one to go! Driving towards the southern coast, an area called the … Continue reading Curio Bay and the Penguins

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Motuarohia Island and the little Blue Penguin

May 14, 2016October 24, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

We set our sights today on an island where Captain Cook landed here in 1769.   He was met by the Maori, where a small battle ensued.   When it was over, they soon learned that the good Captain and his crew … Continue reading Motuarohia Island and the little Blue Penguin

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Waewaetorea Bay

May 2, 2016May 8, 2016 thetravelingsquirrelgirl

We had this modest little cove to ourselves for the night as it is only good anchorage if the wind comes off the land. We felt that the winds would hold steady so we dropped anchor. There was a small … Continue reading Waewaetorea Bay

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