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	New Zealand 2004
		New Zealand lies in the South Pacific Ocean, 1,600 km (990 miles) to the east of Australia, 10,000 km (6,210 miles) from San Francisco and a similar distance from Tokyo.
		New Zealand is an old land with a young landscape: some of the rocks that underlie the country are, at 600 million years old, relatively ancient.
		New Zealand has been a land apart for 80 million years, with the result that it is home to a collection of plants and animals found nowhere else in the world.
	www.rozylowicz.com /retirement/new-zealand2004/newzealand-north.html (1925 words)

	New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		New Zealand has no native mammals except for a couple of bats so their birds developed in very unique ways - many are flightless and many are endemic.
		New Zealand is in the process of addressing many of the Maori issues and encouraging them to take pride in their culture and history.
		New Zealand may not be plagued by mosquitos or some of the other insects we have but they make up for it with sand flies, two weeks after I was home I still had marks from those bites - they hurt and they itch.
	members.aol.com /PbowenD4/NZ.html (11438 words)

	New Zealand Native Plants
		New Zealand was predominantly forested until the 1800s and of the different kinds of flowering vegetation and ferns belonging to the pre-European vegetation, around three-quarters are endemic.
		New Zealand had no native mammals (with the exception of two flying bats) and now in addition to numerous farmed animals there are also many wild possums, rabbits, deer, goats and pigs which continue to damage and even destroy native vegetation throughout the country.
		Coffey, B.T., and Clayton, J.S. New Zealand Waterplants.
	www.thekrib.com /Plants/Plants/NZ (5673 words)

	Rocky River
		The Rocky River is much wider and faster than the Breakneck.
		The Breakneck is peaceful, but the Rocky is active.
		It soon became apparent that the mouth of the river was much further than we had anticipated.
	kevingong.com /Hiking/RockyRiver.html (270 words)

	New Zealand
		As well as Auckland, the North Island has two more of New Zealand's four main cities, Wellington which is the capital (and the southernmost national capital in the world), and Hamilton a little south of Auckland which isn't on this map because it's not much of a tourist destination.
		New Zealand doesn't have fireflies but it does have glow-worms, light-emitting larvae which live inside caves or forest grottos, dangling sticky threads from the ceiling to catch flying insects attracted to the light.
		As far as wildlife is concerned, New Zealand was a paradise for birds before humans arrived, unfortunately many of them were wiped out either directly or by the animals which were brought into the country, and many of the rest are nocturnal like the national bird the kiwi, making them difficult to see.
	www.richard-seaman.com /Travel/NewZealand/index.html (1067 words)

	Lord of the Rings Locations
		This area of New Zealand is one of the richest agricultural and pastoral areas in the world and is characterized as a large fertile basin through which the Waikato river (the longest in New Zealand) flows.
		Another river that was used was the Hutt River which flows from the Tararua Ranges north of Upper Hutt and through to the Wellington Harbour from Petone.
		Mararoa River is a picturesque river abounding with Rainbow and Brown trout.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/media/lotr (1490 words)

	Global Adrenaline :: Australia New Zealand :: New Zealand
		The Southern Alps of New Zealand are one of the most pristine and remote mountain ranges in the world and are renowned as the training ground where a young Sir Edmund Hillary learned the skills that took him to the summit of Mount Everest in 1953.
		New Zealand's alpine environment ensures a realistic entry into mountaineering and helps to establish a sound skill base for a safe and enjoyable climbing career.
		New Zealand is very sparsely populated by world standards, but is much more densely populated than its neighbor, Australia.
	www.globaladrenaline.com /australianewzealand/newzealand (1838 words)

	New Zealand
		New Zealand may be the best country in the world--if not, it's at least one of the best.
		New Zealand has no native mammals except for one species of bat - this also has the side effect of not having much in the way of dangerous bugs (only annoying ones, like the sand fly).
		New Zealand wine is really good, with their white wine probably third best (in our opinion) behind California and France.
	www.madriver.com /users/rtw2vt/newzealand/nz.html (6353 words)

	Thomas Brunner - Explorer - 1. Background of the Journey - West Coast New Zealand
		Immediately behind this rocky wall, the extensive grassy plains of the East Coast were known to commence, whilst the same mountain chain was believed to extend, without interruption, along the West Coast to the southern extremity of the island.
		A larger lake, the Rotoroa, was reported to exist not far from the Rotuiti by two of the almost extinct tribe of the Rangitani, the former possessors of the country; and with one of them for our guide, Messrs Fox, Heaphy, and myself, visited it in the beginning of 1846.
		The details of that expedition have already been published.The waters of the Roturoa Lake, flowing to the N.W., were found to form a considerable river, the Kawatiri, or Buller, even at their outlet; and being soon joined by the river of the Rotuiti, took a great sweep to the south.
	www.fly-fishing-guides-new-zealand.co.nz /history_thomas_brunner.htm (544 words)

	New Zealand holiday homes and baches for rent - Book a Bach
		Five mins drive to the swimming and fishing on Lake Taupo, 5 mins to the Tokaanu hotpools, 3 mins to the river, 30 mins to the snow in winter.
		There is river swimming from the river bank(100m) or from the beach at the marina entrance (300m).
		New cosy cottage situated in Central Turangi, 3 minutes to river, 5 minutes to Hot Pools, 6 minutes to launching ramp, 40 minutes to ski field anbd Taupo.
	www.bookabach.co.nz /__New_Zealand.cfm (1351 words)

	The Greater Yellowstone Area: Conserving a Beacon of Hope and a Western Icon, Together \| New West Network
		As an unforeseen consequence that has been exacerbated by our global economy, nonnative plants, animals, fish and diseases are introduced to new ecosystems through numerous means and, if they can establish themselves, they are free from predators and diseases that would otherwise keep their populations in check in their native environments.
		Whirling disease, New Zealand mudsnails, and lake trout are three primary aquatic invasive species of concern in the Greater Yellowstone area.
		New Zealand mudsnails are “relatively” new, but we are learning more about their impacts everyday and they have the potential to be as bad as whirling disease.
	www.newwest.net /index.php/main/article/10009 (2828 words)

	Welcome to Rocky Mountain National Park
		There is a growing concern in Rocky Mountain National Park regarding the loss of habitat and the economic cost of controlling 29 invasive exotic species of plants.
		Because little is known of population levels and habitat use of porcupine in Rocky Mountain National Park, this study would enable the park to effectively manage for healthy populations of this species.
		The goal for Rocky Mountain National Park’s Inventory and Monitoring program is to determine the status of at least 90% of vertebrate species in the park.
	www.nps.gov /romo/resources/research/needs/ecosystems.html (3640 words)

	Fiordland, Milford Sound New Zealand
		The fiord is rich in flora and fauna, New Zealand Fur Seals and Fiordland Crested Penguins can be seen on many of the small islets in the entrance of the fiord.
		At 421 metres deep Doubtful is the deepest of the fiords and is long and winding with three distinct “arms” and several outstanding waterfalls in the area from Deep Cove to the open ocean, a distance of around 40.4 kilometres.
		Bottlenose dolphins, New Zealand fur seals and Fiordland crested penguins are resident in the fiord and can be viewed up close from the launch cruises or kayak trips.
	www.luxuryadventures.co.nz /new_zealand/fiordland.php?dst=nz (1437 words)

	Milford Track Walk - 5 Days - Walks and Cycling - Goway's New Zealand - Goway Travel Experiences
		On these treks you will really experience this beautiful corner of New Zealand with its lush vegetation, awe inspiring waterfalls, towering mountains, scenic valleys and finally Milford Sound, the most majestic of the fiords.
		There are steep rocky down hill sections and you may have to ford small streams and wade in deep water after heavy rain.
		New Zealand wine is served with the meal.
	www.goway.com /downunder/newzealand/nz_milfordtrack.html (1537 words)

	Riverboarding Class V Husum Falls and White Salmon River, Washington
		I had flown out to Denver the previous week to meet with the guys from Rocky Mountain Riverboards and go run one of their favorite sections on the Colorado river, but a freak blizzard shut that trip down the day of our scheduled run.
		That’s the other thing about this river, the scenery is lush, with mossy boulders, a lot of riverside caves (one spot far right on the upper 1/3 of the run to watch out for), and even cows who mooed curiously as we swam by.
		During a slow stretch we were noticing a couple of new houses that have gone in since we ran it last, and Docta P pointed out an orchard with a bunch of trees containing some sort of white blossoms.
	www.icemanriverboarder.com /blog_white_salmon_041705.htm (1908 words)

	Adventure Travel Media Source
		Dvorak’s river trips, white water skills adventure camps and guide training programs are world renowned and have been featured on NBC, ESPN, PBS in addition to travel shows and have also been featured in National Geographic, the Chicago Tribune, and numerous travel books.
		What better place to discover inner peace, discipline and deep reservoirs of strength than on the river, where the senses are already attuned to the exquisite nuances of the surroundings.
		Bill and Jaci have watched their two children grow up on the river and want other families to have the opportunity to experience the river as well.
	www.atmstravelnews.com /ClientView.asp?ClientId=74 (1548 words)

	Tours New Zealand.
		The West Coast is a wild rugged land of dramatic seascapes, rocky beaches, and bush-clad hills.
		The best way to appreciate these mighty rivers of ice tumbling down a valley towards the sea is by helicopter.
		Christchurch is the most English of New Zealand's cities, the 'garden city.' Leisurely wander through botanical gardens, punt down the Avon, and delight in Devonshire tea (scones, butter, jam, cream and tea).
	www.earthtours.com /html/new_zealand2.html (680 words)

	New Zealand
		New Zealand wines have become quite popular, and we wanted to give them a try firsthand.
		Though November is late spring in the southern hemisphere, the guidebooks cautioned that in the mountains it could be very cold and snowing, and that in some areas it rains an average of 340 days per year.
		This was a wide flat rocky valley, with multiple channels of pale green water crisscrossing through stony shoals; the banks of this ‘braided river’ were completely covered in brilliant yellow-blooming broom bushes.
	www.teamwindchase.com /NewZealand2004trip2.htm (3654 words)

	GORP - New Zealand Outdoors - Thirteen Natural Preserves on the North and South Islands
		Now comprising 30 percent of its land area, New Zealand's national parks and protected areas are taonga (treasures) of irreplaceable value.
		In 1887 the Maori chiefs of the Tuwharetoa tribe gifted their ancestral volcanic peaks of Tongariro, Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe in the central North Island to all the people of New Zealand, creating the country's first and the world's fourth national park (Tongariro National Park).
		Today, there are 13 such areas that preserve forever some of New Zealand's most spectacular scenery, its rare and endangered flora and fauna and its archaeological sites.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/location/newzeal/parks.htm (1021 words)

	Seeing with seismics - 10 November 2001 - New Scientist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Geologists usually build up a picture of what happened in the past to form our Earth by examining rocky outcrops in cliffs, river valleys and mountainsides.
		To continue reading this article, subscribe to New Scientist.
		New Scientist Full Access is available free to magazine subscribers
	www.newscientist.com /article/mg17223168.000.html (275 words)

	New Zealand 12 Day Escorted Tour
		Tonight, meet some "Kiwis," as the locals are known, when you dine with a native New Zealand family in their home.
		Gain a new perspective of the South Island as a skiplane carries you into the mountains.
		With ready access to Remarkable Mountains, lakes, rivers, ski fields and the glacial lake, you might choose to hike the trails, ride mountain bikes through the valleys, bungee jump off a bridge with a giant rubber band wrapped around your ankles, or more sedately shop the cosmopolitan stores.
	www.qualitytravelservices.com /vacations/tours/New_Zealand.htm (923 words)

	"Ruakituri River, New Zealand, Fly Angler's OnLine World Wide Fishing, "
		From the falls down, the river is strewn with colossal boulders; brought down by the regular ‘flash floods’ the Ruakituri trout have to endure.
		The main flow of the river is concentrated in a narrow chute at the head and then opens out to a wide pool dotted with huge boulders.
		Te Kooti had lead them up the river but whenever the army came to a gorge, they had to make their way out of the river, over the steep ridge and back down to the river - all while towing artillery pieces and carrying all their equipment.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/worldwide/downunder/part10.html (3323 words)

	Rocky River Men, Rocky River Guys at Matchmaker.com
		There are thousands of Rocky River men in your area so create a free profile today.
		While Rocky River men and women in Rocky River might find dating to be more annoying than nice, it's important to get past this by breaking the ice.
		After taking a good look at a number of local Rocky River guys, you'll know that the person you are attempting to get to know will have plenty in common with you.
	www.matchmaker.com /mm/men-single/ohio-rockyriver6.htm (334 words)

	Rocky River dating, Rocky River singles, Rocky River chat at Matchmaker.com
		Rocky River dating has never been easier with our show interest feature that will allow you to break the ice with attractive local singles.
		The Rocky River dating scene can be hard to find the right person at times; however, we are here to help and our Rocky River online dating service is free to register.
		Matchmaker.com is one of the oldest Rocky River online dating services on the Internet and has brought thousands of couples together from the area.
	www.matchmaker.com /mm/dating/ohio-rockyriver.htm (591 words)

	Newsletter 2003 Fall
		The frequent changes in river level have made it difficult for Eddie's crew of river monitors to count the little critters in the river.
		She indicated that it was a good example of cooperation between a local volunteer organization and numerous state and federal agencies to reclaim a damaged section of river bank.
		One of my favorite river things to do on a hot summer day when the water is clear is get a snorkel and goggles and sit on the bottom in front of my dock and have somebody toss cheese to the sunfish as I watch them from under the surface.
	www.cacaponriver.org /news/newsletter2003-3.htm (4058 words)

	Zealand Hike - Mike McNamara
		It is the rocky area in the trees.
		This is a new program and asks for $5.00 a week or $20.00 a year for parking at trailheads in the White Mountain National Forest.
		This will immediately cross a stream (Amonoosuc River) at the Zealand camping area and continue for a few miles up the mountain, passing Sugarloaf camping area.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /mikemcnh/hikes/h970814.html (642 words)

	Wilderness Fishing Trip New Zealand, New Zealand Fly Fishing : Wilderness Fishing Trip
		Kelvin will be your fishing guide, while non-fishing partners will be accompanied by Danny or Rocky on bush walks or horse treks through magnificent native forests, discovering our native flora and fauna and native birds, and if interested, learning about the history of the area and its people.
		Meals are prepared by your hosts under the unique patio, within a stone's throw of the river, while you enjoy a few cold beers or some fine New Zealand wine (liquor also available upon request).
		To fully enjoy this unique experience, it is recommended that you stay at the river for at least 2 nights.
	www.fishinginnewzealand.com /wilderness_fishing_trip.htm (815 words)

	Riverboarding Granny's Rapid, Wenatchee River, Washington
		Art had not been able to make it, but I found one of his guys and he was kind enough to let me test out their board, since it was the only one I had yet to ride.
		Testing out the River X Riverboard for the first time, and kicking like mad in a vain attempt to be able to stay in the surfing hole.
		The area is remarkably picturesque, and from the brochure we picked up apparently there are a plethora of festivals throughout the year, all of them involving some sort of heavy drinking.
	www.icemanriverboarder.com /blog_wenatcheeriver_061105.htm (1027 words)

	Eastern Trekking Associates - New Zealand Horse Vacations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		separates the Seaward and the South Branch of the Hurunui river.
		a tussock ridge and have lunch beside the South Branch of the Hurunui River.
		Catherine on the opposite side of the river.
	www.horsevacations.com /new-zealand.htm (905 words)

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