Back in christchurch, although the town's not that bad at all this time. Staying in a place called old country house now. A bit more expensive, but it's all paid by Adventure since technically the tour ain't over til tomorrow. Had a great night out, and I'm so going to miss the more liberal dispensing of alcohol when I get back to Sweden. Not that I'm drinking that much, but just being able to buy a round of beer for everyone and not kill your bank account is aw...

Feels quite a bit like home by now: spent a day on one of the worlds fastest moving, and regarded as New Zealands most spectacular, glacier. Its name: Franz Josef... Out of the resemblance it bore with the beard of the (now) late austrian emperor, apparently. Personally, I've neither had the oppourtunity nor the inclination to study the facial hair of 19th century monarchs so my knowledge in the matter is limited. It was quite alright way to spend the day, going...

Leaving queenstown to start the journey northwards, towards Franz Josef glacier and christchurch. Not doing a long post today, but did visit a really cool house of puzzles. They had all sorts of optical illusions and mazes and s***. Unfortunately, we only spent an hour there. Could have done with two, maybe even more. But I really am going to miss FergBurger in queenstown, that was definately the best burgers I've ever had the pleasure of tasting, and biggest as...

After yesterdays massive adrenalin rush, and celebratory drink(s) a slow paced cruise wasn't too bad actually.

HOLY f***! Today was the big day and it sure as hell didn't let me down. Early start by getting to Kawarau Bridge, the birthplace of bungy jumping. It was just me and an older couple on that run, so setting up went fast. First you sign a s***load of forms and waivers, then you weigh in, so they know what rope to use and so on. After that we jumped in a bus going to the bridge, because you start out in the city and then they take you out to the jump site. For the...