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| Stonehenge Aoteroa |
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| The farm next to Stonehenge Aoteroa had a sheep give birth to one white and one black lamb |
From here we drove towards the coast again, to Castlepoint. Named by Cook who thought the rocks appeared to be like a castle's walls. We found this to be quite true. (see photos) We spent quite a while here walking to the lighthouse, across the beaches and rocks.
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| Castlepoint beach |
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| Castlepoint beach |
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| A seal blocked our path to the lighthouse at Castlepoint |
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| Castlepoint |
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| Castlepoint |
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| Castlepoint beach |
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| Castlepoint beach |
From here we drove back inland towards Palmerston North to spend the night. The drive back took us through beautiful countryside and a huge windfarm as the sun was nicely setting. Luke got some fab photos :)
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| Beautiful countryside en route to Palmerston North |
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| En route to Palmerston North |
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| A large Kiwi in Eketahuna |
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| En route to Palmerston North |
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| En route to Palmerston North |
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| Sunset |
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| Sunset |
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| Sunset behind the wind turbines between Woodville and Ashhurst |
remember my walking friend in nelson whose entire flock had one white and one black lamb. in the field all the white and black lambs sat in separate groups!!!
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