Aoraki & Lake Tekapo
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Just let Cody know that tyre is spelt correctly! When he tires, it's time for bed, when he gets a flat, he needs a tyre! hahahaha
Also a meter is something you measure with , possibly something a metre long
But it's well known that the US has totally massacred the original spelling and pronunciation of much too many words. Every time I hear the acclimate and aluminum, I just have to shake my head and that's only two!! 🤔🕊
@@lesleyhughes3174 I know right! way too many words to name!
I was nearly in one of the Lord of the Rings movies. I was sitting on a rock behind my house having a cuppa, watching a helicopter with this massive camera fly above the Waiau River across the road from my place. If only they had turned the camera slightly to the right, the movie scene would have changed from remote wilderness, to a highway and me on a rock. Fame is so intangible and fleeting, it passed me by, literally.
Mount Cook is also called Aoraki. The south island is the most beautiful place I have ever visited
I was disappointed Cody didn't describe the Fairlie Bakehouse pie as "fairly good".
A car full of nerds sounds pretty good to me 😊. An in-law’s brother lost his life to an avalanche on Mt Cook 26 years ago. 23 years later his camera was discovered after snow had melted, and the photos developed. Very emotional for his family.
I did the exact route 4 yrs ago and stayed in the same air bnb in twizel. One of those trips where you think you've seen it all, yet each days scenery just keeps getting better and better .
It’s “Good” to have Cody back! Such a fun group. Glad you’re able to share the experience with each other.
Did you LotR fans hear about the new attraction at Hobbiton? They've now got two fully decorated Hobbit Holes that you can walk through. They look just like in the movies. There's quite a few clips on YT about them.
A quick tip for the future: try to hike the Hooker Valley Trail past 16:30. It is a little bit windy, but it's genuinely so much better without the crowds.
Tia needs to see LOTR if only for that scene where they light the first beacon fire atop the mountain, and you see the beacons leap from one mountaintop to the next. It's pretty speccy.
NZ is just gorgeous 😍 Our 'cousins' across the Tasman are very lucky to live there.
New Zealand is awesome. Our family recently did a similar journey from Christchurch to Twizel, Mount Cook, Wanaka, then Queenstown and Glenorchy. The scenery is breathtaking. You think that you have witnessed the best of it, then you come around around corner, and get blown away again.
We need a full on video of just “It’s good” compilation.
We also need a “Tia for scale” compilation video.
Cody needs his own food review show! haha.... it'd be good.
😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for giving me a good laugh when you squealed as the Bumblebee took off! 6:50
You guys had the All Day Breakfast which is quite common in NZ eateries
I love Cody's comedic timing! (it's all about the pause)
Seems to me he’s one long pause 😂
Another great video
My only complaint is they are never long enough 😂
I hope you come back to Australia soon 😘
I agree! Would like to have them at least 40min long 😺 I love the videos, being so much positivity and excitement about traveling in my life ❤
That bee is a bumble bee great to see you all having a great time
The bees in NZ are so adorable!
Were they introduced to NZ like they were in Tassie? They are super cute little dudes!
@@CheekyKoala Yes they were introduced from the UK
Happy birthday to Cody, hope he had a "good" day 😊🎉
Isengard was right next to Lothlorien in Glenorchy.
Wow, I was blown away by this video. New Zealand looked so surreal; the scenery was incredible. I love watching your videos. The videography and photography are great - well done, truly exceptional!
Majestic vistas captured beautifully on a perfect NZ day - 10 out of 10!
The mansplaining of Ruby’s weight distribution by Cheveyo, amusing!
Tia, ‘yarn’ is just ‘wool’ in NZ and Aus since a yarn to us means ‘a story’, usually a tall one as in ‘to spin a yarn’.
Have a ‘good’ happy birthday Cody!
10:46 Cody....the correct answer would be "Yup, everyday."
*save it for the next time
great to see the one pack channel chemistry with the added camera subjects. tv soap.operas constantly introduce new characters to keep their audience interested, but the shows do change over many years. here, we're all.aboard on the one pack vibe. it's just great to see you are able to maintain it.
I watched this on a 75 inch TV in 4K...WOW!
1PW fix to start off the week.
Brought back lots of memories of Lake Tekapo , there is an old church there if i remember it well
Yep there’s a tiny church on the shores there
Hoping that Lake Marian and the Milford Track is on the next vid...
Milford Track generally you have to book way ahead, but you never know. As long as they make it to Milford Sound and/or Doubtful Sound and take a boat trip. You are right about Lake Marian (on the way to Milford Sound), it is definitely a hidden secret, worth the steep walk for sure, walked up there three times now, love it. It was weird, the last time was just after a major earthquake years back, and the water level had dropped dramatically - always wondered if the rocks had shifted and opened up a plug hole, wonder if Lake Marian is back up to normal levels? I was so hot I took a dip, water was ice cold, I was out in ten seconds!
@@yootoobnz8109 Yeah....am aware of the need to book , so hopefully that was done before their trip. Lake Marian is definitely worth the climb...including a much deserved dip as well....a very special place.
New Zealand has spectacular scenery.
bit of news for you both,from AUS the Fitzroy Crossing bridge was opened Sunday 10/12/2023.Kimberlys are now on.loveyour NZ tour keep up the good work.South Island rocks big time.Have a good one.
Mount Cook looks even more impressive from the West Coast side - especially reflected in Lake Moeraki (near Fox Glacier).
It does! We watched sunset from there that night.
Drone appreciation + algorithm comment :)
Another excellent video. Cody cracks me up as i like his dry sense of humour. My only complaint is the video isn't long enough as there is so much to take in. Perhaps for this south island trip stretch them out to 30mins as i am sure other viewers would be thinking the same as me. Having been there some 20yrs ago & literally blown away & wishing we could have spent more time down there & slowed the pace down & ventured to more locations (travelled in hired Winnebago). I reckon you should make the pie shop sampling/rating as one of your must do in every vlog
I think this is the first time in over 1.5 years that I have had more than one episode to watch at a time. Life has been busy and a bit of an emotional ride, but good. It's always nice to see your family and friends. As always, thank you for taking us along for the ride! 💚😃
Wow. This is your best video yet cinematography-wise. They keep getting better.
Thanks for another great video. We had a similar packing experience on a road trip from Atlanta to Houston, Texas. 5 of us managed to get the boot packed and so I took a photo, te make sure we knew how to unpack and repack during our trip 😀
You guys always say it's the most beautiful. Starting to think you are too easily impressed.😁
Happy Birthday Cody!
Yea we need to work on our vocabularies. We say it a lot 😂
you should come back to the north island with Cody and do the Tongariro crossing to see mount doom
Lol Cody is a bit of a buzz kill!! 😂 Tia for scale is the cutest thing ever!!
What do you mean? Cody seems pretty legit imo
Great to see the four of you having fun together again! (Loved your Japanese vlogs too.) Watching the scenery reminded me of the trip I took with my family to the South Island about 15 years ago. Literally at every bend in the road was another spectacular vista. Thank you for sharing. Take care and keep safe. x
Those little leaves look like the Southern Beech leaves, the remnants of decidious trees of Pangea, the landmass that contains South America, Australia and Antarctica. We in the land across the Ditch have very small pockets of those trees in Victoria and southern parts of NSW. These were nearly destroyed by 2019 Christmas fires. If it happens these trees are replaced by dry country trees ie eucalyptus.
Happy Birthday Cody :)
I absolutely love the Hooker Valley Track. I've done it 4 times and it never ceases to amaze me.
Funny thing was, after viewing this, I wandered out to my letter box, passing a bunch of lovely scented lupins along my drive. And when I saw two fat bumble bees on the flowers, I thought "hey Tia, two more fluffy friends for you!"
🤗While you’re in New Zealand 🙏you must try 🤞to get to a Māori Hungie!!🫶Where they cook the food 👍in a pit in the ground.🫶Meat and veggies are all piled in on top of glowing coals!👍Then covered with leaves and dirt.🤗In some towns they 🙏sell these feasts 👍in take away shops.🤞Hope you get the chance to enjoy some!💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Hangi* The food is placed on heated rocks or lumps of iron and cooked in the ground. A fire is commonly used to heat the rocks...
Yes to hāngī. 💯
Hangi
Happy Birthday Cody 🎉
Wow, how stunning is NZ?!
That forest looked absolutely magical!!
“Thank you!”
We’ll definitely be checking out the Fairlie Bakehoyse we we visit in February 👍
oh man it's good. Stopped there last July and had coffee and pies. Steak and Cheese was tasty. You won't be disappointed.
The quality of this edit and the music accompaniment is sensational! Amazing work and progress over the years
10 points for the dunder mifflin shirt
This made her very happy haha
I would hazard a guess that some of the trees in the Lothlorien forest are beech, native NZ trees
Hi, guys. Thank you for video, stunning scenery with snowy cap on the mountain.
Thanks for the great video! Hope you're going to Doubtful and Milford Sounds! 😊
The state flower of Texas is the Bluebonnet, which is a variety of lupine. Lupine like what you saw grow prolifically in Northern California and throughout the Rockies.
What a beautiful part of the world. Your filming is amazing. ❤
We were at Rakaia Gorge 10 days back and lot of people swimming, was nice sunny day.
You know those really beautiful photos packs that people get for their computer screen savers? your videos are a like a slideshow of those except you pop up in the photos sometimes and have a really cool narration to the slideshow 👍Does it feel like that sometimes for you guys?
Our videos sort of feel like drawings to us. When we’re done, it’s usually tough to see anything beyond the sum of their parts. Don’t know if that makes sense 😅
@@OnePackWanderersTotally, it's an artwork you've poured your heart and soul into 👍
Happy birthday Cody.
Happy Birthday Cody what an amazing birthday for you this year wonderful memories … enjoy everyone 🤜🤛
Wow, the Mount Cook area was just so beautiful. I would imagine sitting beneath it would make you feel so insignificant by comparison. It would certainly be worth the hike!
Best wishes to Cody for his birthday. It's just amazing how you continue to stumble across these Big Things 😄 Travel safe
“Its good” to have Moki and Codi back lol
Again amazing footage
Way to go with the charm there Codi 🤜🤛
Enjoy everyone New Zealand looks impressive so far
Just started watching this video. The first minute makes the name of this channel very ironic! Lol
most photographed place in NZ is the "that wanaka tree"
Yea I bet you’re right
might have to go for a spin and find a good pie shop other than the local ones I'm used to.... which means...venturing outside 😳
Just a little bit further up the road from the forest is Paradise - good for a photo by the Paradise road sign.
Cody is a crackup. You four are obviously great friends. Thanks for sharing some amazing scenery. You are in a fab part of the world. Looking forward to your review of the Arrowtown meat pies once you hit Queenstown.
OK. Natural history lesson - FYI. Those lovely flowers were introduced from the US and they are even the state flower of Texas ( Texas Blue Bottles). The Bee was a Bumble bee and it was doing what it was introduced ( from the UK) to do ( pollinate Red Clover ) Do I have to point out that the rabbit was an introduced species? I didn't think so. So is the Black Swan( from Oz). Thankfully, those wonderful tree's that gave Cody such a buzz are Antarctic Beeches - they are a southern hemisphere tree that occur in Australia, Southern South America and ( of course) New Zealand. Oh and Cody? James and the Giant Peach? Kudos on your range of info! Love Roald Dahl. Tia, did you really drag them to a wool shop????
Yes, rabbits were introduced by the British. Apart from native bats, and ONLY bats, if it has four limbs and warm blooded, it been introduced. 🤬
You have a beautiful country New Zealand ❤ ...and you have bumble bees !!
@DB-thats-me I might be wrong but I think New Zealand has more introduced species than any other country.Which is tremendously sad as those introduced species have usurped and destroyed many native species.
@@ICrazyGreggy Correct. That’s that’s not restricted to just the fauna. We have invasive flora as well. Pines, gorse , heather,lupins, grasses and the list goes on.
Our rivers have fared no better. Trout, carp, various algae.
What a mess. We have reclaimed some off shore islands and some small land based enclaves, but it’s an ongoing battle. Still, we do live in paradise. 👍
As a Tasmanian, I apologise for the introduction of the possum from here to New Zealand. What a disaster they've been.
Loving the music 🎶 and scenery ❤
This was a beautiful video. You guys are my current favorite RUclipsrs😊
6:02 - The most Instagrammable view in NZ is the view from inside the Church of the Good Shepherd through its altar window.
I believe it! They have the church all locked up now
There's a world class sailplane base in Omarama. Catch a glider ride up and maybe around/near Mt. Cook
You guys would love Argentina!
Getting toward 100 k , as the numbers creep up it will start to become easier attracting ppl , just needs that momentum - push push
The weather gods were on your side, amazingly beautiful footage guys!
First - Happy birthday Cody 🎉
And thank you all for yet another great video- I always start hanging out for these a few days before & then am disappointed when they’re finished & I love seeing the 4 of you together- you crack me up so much!! 😘😘😘
Stunningly Majestic! 9.5
..but nothing beats Home ❤️ 🙃
Thanks for putting NZ's South Island on our must-do travel list. Looks amazing!
you can go to a mechanic and get your rear suspension raised...
my neighbours did that with their big family on road trips
Does that work for cars only? I am in my sixties, my rear sags, somewhat.
Keep an eye out for Bluff oysters in the fish and chip shops as you head south , as Cody would say , they're good !
not the right time of the year for Bluff Oysters...I mean you can get them but they won't be that good. Bluff's about 20 minutes from my house so I'm kinda spoilt though.
That was just ..BEAUTIFUL .. and GLORIOUS .. and just WOW 🙏🥰😍😍❤️❤️
Guys, your videos are always fun to watch, but as the quality of your content improves, I find myself even more immersed in your adventures. Great job!!
I’ve been waiting for you to get to my cook! We did it at the end of September - mind blown! Amazing to see how much it has changed as it was all snow, no grass anywhere.
I’m surprised you didn’t stop at the clay cliffs in Omarama they’re also pretty amazing!
So much to see in the South Island! Love following your travels through our country!
Went to Mt Cook and there was a snow blizzard for 3 days straight 😢
The water in the stream is cold due to being glacial melt water. As such it could easily be tens of thousands of years old. 🤓
@7:00 its a bumblebee. They are harmless :)
Welcome to New Zealand Moki and Cody.....it's good 👌😊
Spectacular. scenery. Beautiful filming. 😮
Do you guys see that and then think, 'Wait. We hiked to the top of the highest peak in Australia." Brainmelt.
Hahaha yes we talked about this more than once. NZ is tiny in comparison to Oz but the mountains are so much bigger
Ddi you not go for a walk around the Glenorchy lagoon? If not you missed so much more beauty
You captured the magic of New Zealand. Some of the scenes are like something from a fairy tale. Photography, drone footage wonderful . Peter Jackson would be impressed I'm sure . 😊
Yeah ......It's pretty cool across the ditch.
What a spectacular country magnificent.
I have breakfast for dinner sometimes ..l feel good after eating it .eggs on toast bacon and tomatoes 🍅 and baked beans.
The camera work is getting so polished, really good!
Like #43 from Gilbert Arizona!🎉❤
We just love that you 'love it'
Damn you guys lucked out with the weather! Every time I’ve driven past Mt Cook it’s been covered in clouds.
Beautiful trip. Good luck to you❤
Enjoy guys, it's a beautiful place.
You missed the best bit of Cromwell 😢
Happy Birthday Cody & that forest 🌳 is gorgeous so mystical & magical 💚