From A to Z with E in New Zealand

Adrenaline Forest...safe but scary on super high wires and other obstacles.
Black Caps and All Blacks are the national cricket and rugby team.
Christchurch...saw all the crazy, terrible earthquake damage.
Dunes...sand boarded at the Te Paki sand dunes.
Ewes...sheep are every where. Saw a sheep shearing show.
Flying fox (zip line) at New Zealand's longest swinging bridge.
Glaciers...saw both the Franz Josef and Fox
Hot Water Beach...dug personal hot tub in the sand.
Interislander Ferry...went on it from the north to south island.
Jaffas...popular chocolate that we got to taste at the Cadbury factory in Dunedin.
Kiwi...national bird but never saw one. Locals call themselves Kiwis.
Lake Taupo...volcano crater lake
Milford Sound...beautiful views and waterfalls.
Never drive in a Campervan with my Dad.
Orcas...saw a pod at the Bay of Islands.
Possums....introduced animals but are out of control now.
Queenstown...lots of activities to do.
RV'd all around New Zealand.
Saw lots of fur seals and sea lions
Te Papa Museum in Wellington...saw a giant squid.
Underworld rafting...floated in dark caves under the biggest glow worm colony in the world and finished with white water tubing.
Volcanoes...lots of extinct and dormant ones.
Weighed enough to bungy at the Kuwauru bridge in Queenstown.
X-walks...make sure you look the right way when crossing.(needed help with this letter)
Yellow Eyed Penguins and Blue Penguins we saw on the south island.
Zorbed down the giant zig zag track.

In New Zealand there is so much to do but because of tourists it is very expensive so you can't do them all. So you have to choose your favorites, we chose Zorbing, underwater rafting, bungy jumping and the adrenaline forest.

I was nervous but so excited to bungy jump. I was not allowed at first because I was too light by half a kilogram. Luckily we came back to Queenstown a few days later and I was just heavy enough to jump. The jump was so fun and it really takes your breath away. I am so glad I did it and would do it again, this was my favourite activity.

My second favourite activity was the Adrenaline Forest. It is six different levels through the trees on high wires, tricky obstacles and 25 flying foxes (zip lines). The courses can get up to twenty meters off the ground but you are always hooked in with at least one one cable that you connect yourself. I fell once it was freaky but my harness saved me.

Zorbing was a surprise from my Mom and Dad. What it is is that you are in a huge ball with water and they roll you down one of three tracks. I chose the zig zag track and it was awesome. It seems like you are in there forever but it is only about one minute long.

Lastly, we underwater rafting and saw the biggest glow worm colony in the world. It was amazing and is like floating under stars, I think I saw Orions's Belt. Half of the tour is cave exploring and the other half is white water rafting. It was great.

New Zealand was so much fun and I didn't want to leave. I will post again after Australia.