New Zealand's South Island comprises nearly 60% of the country's
land mass, but less than 40% of Kiwis call it home. It is an absolutely and
breath-takingly beautiful place! In "NZ South Island Part 3"
you will find pictures from the central part of the South Island,
including Christchurch and the Fox and Franz-Josef Glaciers.
Check out our other South Island pages. In our "NZ South
Island Pt. 1 web page" you will find pictures from the northern part of the South
Island, including the Cook Strait and Kaikoura. In our "NZ South Island Pt. 2
web page" you will find pictures from the Westcoast region and Abel Tasman National
Park. In our "NZ South Island Pt. 4 web page" you will find pictures from
Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound. Lastly, in our "NZ South Island Pt.
5 web page" you will find pictures from Dunedin and Queenstown.
NOTE: Please be aware that as a
result of all the pictures, these pages will take a little more time to load than usual,
so please be patient. We believe that you will find the wait worth your while
because the scenery "Down Under" is simply incredible! We hope you enjoy
this cyber-trip.
To go directly to a particular section on this page, simply "click"
on the location below:
- Christchurch: South Island's largest
city, and the International Antartic Center.
- Fox and Franz-Josef Glaciers:
Hiking on glaciers.
Christchurch
Michael, Stephanie and Marcos bundled up at the International Antartic
Centre in Christchurch.
Fox and Franz-Josef Glaciers
The DenhamiteKiwis Family near the terminal face of Fox Glacier.
Hiking the Franz-Josef Glacier.
Ligia, Michael and Steph entering an ice cave in Franz-Josef Glacier (Left).
Sheila on glacier (Right).
Go to: First
Version of the DenhamiteKiwis Family Home Page (Geocities)
You can e-mail us at: Denhamitekiwis@geocities.com
