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Farewell Spit Whale Stranding

10-12 February more than 400 pilot whales were successfully refloated in Farewell Spit with about 200-250 whales dying. Some believe that this could be one of the highest numbers of stranded whales rescued in the world! I was there and these are some of my thoughts, emotions and observations from this experience. Feel free toContinue reading “Farewell Spit Whale Stranding”

The Beekeepers Dance

This movie gives a quick peep into a beekeepers job and what they do.

A Jandal Christmas

“A Jandal Christmas” is about my experience of having christmas in New Zealand (a jandal is what others call, flipp flopp and thong. similar to a sandal) I explain the differences of the traditions and how some kiwis celebrate the season. Merry Christmas to you all and Happy New Year

The Extravaganza

The Extravaganza is a unique market/festival across New Zealand which is completely free. You will find market stalls, arts and craft, food, musical entertainment and kids shows at the fair. This is the group of housetruckers I have been traveling together with for the last one and a half months. If you would like toContinue reading “The Extravaganza”

5 Things To Do between Picton And Invercargill

I am traveling together with the Extravaganza around the South Island. This video highlights 5 things you can do from Picton to Invercargill.

Glass-Blowing Through Life

This couple travels around New Zealand making flowers and beautiful glass items in The Gypsy Fair. They were kind enough to let us see inside their home.

Building in my housetruck part 2

Building in my housetruck

I am building and renovating a housetruck, which is built on the back of a Toyota Hilux, in New Zealand. This video portrays the beginning of my build.

Van = Truck

I have been searching for a van to convert into my home for the next year, while I roadtrip around New Zealand making weekly videos and a documentary. Instead I find a small housetruck that is already partly built. In this video you get some tips on finding a vehicle in New Zealand. On myContinue reading “Van = Truck”