KOPPELQUESTS - Photo Gallery 1/25/2004

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Saying goodbye to Jack and Klaske Murrell (along with their prize head from England), our great hosts at Lake Manapouri	The southern part of Otago is in the middle of a severe drought, as is evident in this picture we took on the drive today. We saw many sheep grazing in brown fields.	A typical town that we passed through today. The roads and towns were completely empty - not many people live in this area of the country.	We passed through the town of Gore, self-proclaimed "World Capital of Brown Trout Fishing"!
The countryside around Gore was a little greener	We drove between the towns of Gore and Clinton, and the New Zealanders have named their highway appropriately!	The road along the Otago Peninsula is narrow and goes right along the coast. There is no guard rail, and is somewhat nerve-racking... (especially on the left-hand water side)	The view outside our unit at the Homestead, where we're staying on the Otago Peninsula
More of the scenery around the Homestead	Our apartment		It's always funny to see how brand names differ in other countries