Guess who's back... Well I have finished the Diploma in Commercial Skydiving, and totally loved it! Made some good friends, and even a job. But this was a multi-layered trip, and many things still have to be done. So, with my bike and skydive gear along with 85kg of material objects take a slow container ride back to blighty, this traveller is back on the road! Having spent 9months here in NZ, there are some stunning places to visit. 6 months on the South Island...

Hello again folks, the lads & I went on a road trip for a week. We headed north to Hamner Springs first, no pictures though due to laws on cameras.These thermal springs are so relaxing after the outdoor activities available. We then headed North east to Kaikora. Famous for whale watching and dolphins, however none seen by us! Hopefully when I leave South Island and head back up this way, I'll snap a few Sperm whales and Hectors dolphins. We found a very...

8th Wonder of the World....they say! Well it's pretty damn close I guess. 9hr drive from Methven, 5 to Queenstown where I spent Fri night on the lash and then an early morning drive to Milford. The drive itself is quite stunning. Spent the day in this tranquil setting, next to the waterfall with the sun beating down and the tide licking the shore...arrrr lush! The batmobile coughed and spluttered back to Glenorchy (40 mins west of Queenstown) Spent Sat night...

Being offered a place on a four seater private plane to Lake Taupo back up in North Island(triathlon mecca & home to Ironman NZ) I naturally parted with the $$$s. A beautiful 3 hr flight at around 1000 - 4000ft to admire the views. Over Kaikoura, where thousands of dolphins were feeding. Here for easter proved difficult to drink! Good Friday and Easter Sunday alcohol was only served with a main meal....Piggy these days!! Lake Taupo is so energetic, a bit like...

Well, finally reached my 100th jump, and this is how they make you do it!