Agreed.
For some reason, one of my favourite sights is when heading north and over the brynderwyns just seeing the vista of Northland. I spent my high school years in Whangarei, and for some reason, that moment always feels a little like coming home. Even though I was born and bred in the Waikato and have lived here almost all my life except for the 6 or so years during and after high school which were up in Whangarei.
The view is not particularly awesome but invokes some great memories and nice feels.
If you get the chance stay a night at the Chateau, they will lock the bikes up in the garage over the road. The Mrs loves it
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For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.
I have done some Flooring work there over the years, always in bloody cold weather. Only once in the Chateau itself, the other times were up the mountain in two separate ski lodge's.
The weather was so bad at one of them , the chair lifts were not working so I followed a sparkie down to the Bruce car park on foot. The van I was using was iced over, so drove dwon the Bruce with my head out the window until the snow turned to rain...ended up with a fucked van by the time I got back to Taupo.
I have stayed a night at the Chateau once. As I recall it was my 20th wedding anniversary. For something to do my now ex thought climbing to the summit of Ruapehu would be a great ideaSo Mom, Dad and 3 kids did exactly that. We got caught out in some really filthy weather up the top and got really, really cold coming down. Then to add insult to injury, he was so tight that the 5 of us shared a room. One of those kids stay free deals. Happy Anniversary!
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