Another one of the occasional posts showing life from the other side of the door, I’m lucky I get to see this from time to time. This is an Instrument approach into Queenstown EN Zed. I must go there one day.
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Hi mate
Thanks for the Queenstown video. I was there for the first time in February (although on a coach tour rather than flying) and I can confirm it is a very special place. And even though I have no interest in all the sports on offer. Arriving at our hotel I looked through the huge restaurant window giving a superb and panoramic view of the lake (coloured a lovely blue from sediment) which was awe-inspiring when to add to this an old lake steamer cruised into view leaving a trademark smoke trail. What a wonderful introduction.
New Zealand is fab and like nowhere else. So get there sooner rather than later.
Thanks also for the railway stuff!
Regards
David
Date: Wed, 28 May 2014 23:42:42 +0000 To: david.m.boyd@hotmail.co.uk
Thanks David, its definitely on the bucket list!
I can’t comment for Queenstown, but having done the flight into Christchurch a couple of times, I can vouch for how wonderful it is flying over the south island NZ. Its like a goegraphy lesson!