A charming example of what Kiwis are truly good at: staying relaxed – or chillaxed, if you prefer – and keeping things in perspective. If you ask me: the Agnostics present the slightly more convincing pitch here.
Photos © 2012 Jenny M of the splendiferous german travel blog http://www.weltwunderer.de/ (top) and Creative Commons (CC BY 2.0) 2012 Rosemary Dukelow.
Original here.
Bjørn Larsen provided us with this snapshot of a typical Kiwi shopping centre. I like how the shop fronts reflect the proportions of essential Kiwi nutrients: 20% pork chops and ground hooves, 30% fruit (Pineapple Lumps), and 50% booze.
Photo © 2011 Bjørn Larsen. Original here.
From Palmerston we bring you: THE MOTÖRHEAD OF ROOFS! And more.
Also don’t miss the whole spectacle in Pretend-o Motion™ on Google Maps: Google Maps Location.
Photo © 2011 Bear Zest. Original here.
Another guest post by the electrifying Alex Gilks:
“Hey Trev, I reckon we shud do up the front of the shop ta look somethink like the sea. Yeah a bit underwatery. But I really wonnit to look contempehry too. Corrugaded iron would look real good with the fridges. And it’s kinda friendly too eh.”
Photo Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic) 2010 Geof Wilson. Original here.
Yikes! Seen at Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World, reviewed by “Google user” as “The most depressing place on Earth“. Intriguing!
Photo Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic) 2010 Michael Zimmer. Original here.
Photo © 2010 Jack Barry. Original here.
Can anybody spot the exact location?
Whoooooosh… Ka-shizzle! Sha-boom! Oooooohhh! Aaaahhh! The Monstrosities fireworks arrive at their apex with these spectacular shots by the amazing – yet mysterious – nntr4. So ugly, it is even in Australia, cough, cough!
Photo © 2010 nntr4.
… before you feel all too compelled to light a torch, sharpen your pitch forks, or to fill Speights stubbies with fuel from the rather silly contraptions you keep rotting in your sheds, please be advised that this blog is actually some sort of twisted love letter to New Zealand. Just saying. A bit more here.
That said: enjoy this little blog, and good to have you here! Frickin’ about time!
Sheep Poo in Omarama… Sheep Poo-orama… Sheep Panorooma… another fine contribution by Karschti.
Photo © 2009 Karsten Grillitsch.
