The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

This is a museum in New Zealand.

I don’t remember this at all but it looks a bit scary.

This one looks sleepy.

This elaborately carved wooden headrest was used as a pillow for sleeping in Fiji.

Kerri got to try out life as a dung beetle.

And a silk worm.

This is a very big wooden boat.

This is Matt bracing himself for New Zealand’ record cold temperature of –26.5 degrees!

This is one of the smoothed boulders we were going to go out to see but then it was really cold and windy and we were lazy so we didn’t.

This is a lower jaw. Guess what of? I can’t remember and I’m too lazy to check my notes.

Every museum has a mummy or two.

Our drive south was interrupted by a some sheep.

Lots of sheep.

This is the Dunedin Trains Station.

Lonely Planet said it was very important to go inside to see the elegant stained glass work.

So we paid for parking and went inside.

This was it.

In retrospect, this is probably the point where we should have stopped taking Lonely Planet’s recommendations.