We saw a blue sign offering conveniences, and took a rest stop
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... yep, that's a building in the shape of a sheep. But what we needed was in the building next door
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... the sheep dog.
The Quadrant
Our travel agent had booked us into a hotel in central Aukland.
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Apparently the "hippest" hotel in Aukland, with our names already on the TV screen when we arrived in our room on the 18th floor.
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There was a little tiny (unsafe feeling!) balcony
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With great views of the Auk's Land - wet, windy and all that.
After the rest of New Zealand, Aukland really is just another big city. They took our car, for a fee of $25, and put it in the hotel somewhere. So we went for a walk and had a takeaway dinner.
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