Genuinely thank you, teacher. I enjoyed sound , many buildings, monument, sculpture, etc. I could hear the sound of water trickling. I especially love FAMOUS BUCKET FOUNTAIN, (it's veeeeeeeeeeeeery satisfying.) TUATRA ( Looks like Komodo dragon） "WOODWARD STREET " is wonderful name. :) Looking forward to next video.
Yes, when we first walked past that monument with the trickling water, we wondered where it was coming from. I'm glad the camera captured it. The Tuatara are the last survivors of an order of reptiles that thrived in the age of the dinosaurs (peaking during the Jurassic Period). They haven't really changed since then which is whey they are known as "living fossils". There is also a Woodward Street here in Auckland. :)
As an ex-Wellingtonian I thoroughly enjoyed re-visiting that bit of the city. Gosh it looks good. I have watched a few of these walkabout videos, and yours is definitely the BEST. Your stopping frequently & looking around makes this a stand-out. (I guessed you were a Kiwi pretty quickly, as you understood to keep left on the footpath ... so many overseas visitors just don't seem to get it.)
Glad you enjoyed it Bruce and thanks for letting me know about the stopping part. I still have to remember to show the surroundings much slower so things are easier to see (and it makes people less dizzy) ... still learning. Yes, you guessed it, I'm a kiwi. I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices the "walk on the left" thing.
A big thank you for making these Wellington tour videos! Please keep doing them.
Thanks. We have more coming. The next one will be from Cuba Street to the top of Mount Victoria.
Genuinely thank you, teacher.
I enjoyed sound , many buildings, monument, sculpture, etc.
I could hear the sound of water trickling.
I especially love FAMOUS BUCKET FOUNTAIN, (it's veeeeeeeeeeeeery satisfying.)
TUATRA ( Looks like Komodo dragon）
"WOODWARD STREET " is wonderful name. :)
Looking forward to next video.
Yes, when we first walked past that monument with the trickling water, we wondered where it was coming from. I'm glad the camera captured it.
The Tuatara are the last survivors of an order of reptiles that thrived in the age of the dinosaurs (peaking during the Jurassic Period). They haven't really changed since then which is whey they are known as "living fossils".
There is also a Woodward Street here in Auckland. :)
que bello recorrido
Gracias
As an ex-Wellingtonian I thoroughly enjoyed re-visiting that bit of the city. Gosh it looks good.
I have watched a few of these walkabout videos, and yours is definitely the BEST. Your stopping frequently & looking around makes this a stand-out.
(I guessed you were a Kiwi pretty quickly, as you understood to keep left on the footpath ... so many overseas visitors just don't seem to get it.)
Glad you enjoyed it Bruce and thanks for letting me know about the stopping part. I still have to remember to show the surroundings much slower so things are easier to see (and it makes people less dizzy) ... still learning.
Yes, you guessed it, I'm a kiwi.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who notices the "walk on the left" thing.