Jennifer Miller

Otago Central Rail Trail: Oterehua to Omakau

The crackle of the wood stove is the only sound. The boys are sprawled out on the carpets, reading. They’ve […]

“I wonder how much air is in there and how long it will last…” It all started innocently enough. The […]

Hairdressers always know the best things. I have a love-hate relationship with getting a haircut on the road. I’ve found […]

I’ve heard that one shouldn’t pick up hitchhikers… I’ve heard that it can be dangerous. I suppose that’s true, in […]

For two days, the mountains wept. Great grey skies hung low over their tear stained faces and every surfaced oozed, […]

Queenstown is everything it’s cracked up to be: Over the top in every way. If you want to pay big […]

The drive from Te Anau to Milford Sound is one of the most spectacular we’ve ever made. From rivers flowing […]

If you ever find yourself in Te Anau, on the western edge of fjordland, on the South Island on New […]

We stopped, on a whim, at a little hole in the wall paua shell factory on the main drag in […]

We get a lot of questions about how the logistics of balancing work while traveling works in our family. The […]

Friday found us huddled in a camper while cold air nipped at our blankets. Movement caught my eye and I […]

If there is a god, and he has a country, it is surely the south west corner of New Zealand; […]