Anna Mudd
Christchurch, Fall 2011
Anna's Posts
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Geologic Wonderland
If New Zealand is a geologist’s playground, then Tongariro National Park is a jungle gym that defies gravity and makes you never want to leave.
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Coffee n’ Tunes
It’s always weird to be asked, “What’s the city like in Christchurch?” because I always reply with, “Well, there’s not really much of a city anymore.” I never got to experience the real downtown Christchurch, but I think that pushed me to explore the areas further out around the city center.
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I regret to inform you…
But that doesn’t mean I won’t try to be creative with what I do have! Another reason is to ask for a bit of patience. As I get more photos from the last of my adventures in New Zealand, I’ll be sure to use what I can to show and tell you about life down under.
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Outdated
I have no photos right now because I don’t have my computer and I’m using some hostel’s internet at $4 an hour, and I’ve spent $8 already. Sweet, sweet internet.
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Rarotonga, Cook Islands
During the first week of mid-term break, IES Abroad students took a field trip to Rarotonga, the largest island of the Cook Islands. We spent the week learning about local customs and culture, the environment, gorging ourselves on great Cook Islands barbeque, and doing a few touristy things too, like snorkeling – amazing.
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Things about New Zealand that I want to take back with me:
Shoelessness. Seriously. People don’t wear shoes here.
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Flashback: First Impressions
I wrote this a while ago when I first got to New Zealand and thought it was something relevant to post here. After reading it a second time months after writing it, I’d say my first impressions were pretty spot on and I still feel the same in many ways.
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Dundedin Weekend in Photos
This title says it all. Feast your eyes.
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South-bound
Last weekend I jumped on the opportunity to drive to Dunedin with a friend who was going for the England/Romania rugby match.
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Nothing Stops a Kiwi
Not even three major earthquakes and over 8,500 aftershocks in just 12 months. These Cantabrians that I’ve met are steadfast, headstrong, and they never stop looking forward.
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Lovely day, lovely night.
The whole atmosphere was all about relaxing, joking, and socializing in a really chill environment– pretty much the underlying theme in anything Kiwi. A couple of guys had guitars, a djembe drum was floating around, there was no drama.
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Kiwi Culture, Part I: Youth Experience
This lifestyle amazes me. It reminds me that my carefree youth doesn’t stop when I graduate. College doesn’t have to be the best four years of my life– the expected pinnacle experience of my youth– and I expect that it won’t be
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Gotta start sometime…
Greetings, blogosphere! Well, I’m in New Zealand already.
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