Beware of THIS in New Zealand!
Did you expect this in New Zealand? When you come to New Zealand, you'll be shocked to see gangs. Gangs in New Zealand are so unafraid of the Police that they ride obnoxiously loud motorcycles so you can hear them a mile away.
They even wear a uniform which includes a gang patch, so you know which gang they're from.
This is how open and obvious organised crime is in New Zealand. And for visitors like my wife, it's shocking.
If you stay away from them, they won't bug ya. But the reality is gangs are known for the drug trade, murder, theft, violence against women, and the list goes on.
There are numerous gangs in New Zealand, of varying criminality, organisation and ethnicity, including outlaw motorcycle gangs, street gangs and ethnically based gangs. A chapter of the Hells Angels motorcycle club was formed in Auckland in 1961, the first Hells Angels chapter outside the US.
Soon after, the Mongrel Mob formed in Hastings and Wellington, developing into a predominantly Māori and Pacific Islander gang and having the largest membership in the country.
Through the 1960s and 1970s, other outlaw motorcycle clubs and ethnically based gangs formed, including another predominantly Māori gang, Black Power (not related to the African-American movement), which grew to rival the Mongrel Mob. from Wikipedia.
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Boat Comes Close To Getting Dumped Crossing This River Bar
This river bar has had a few boats capsizing over the years, this was close to been another.
Whakatane New Zealand
Mechanolith Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Top 10 Best Places to Visit in Egypt - Travel Guide Video 2023
In this travel video and travel guide, we have listed the pyramids, ancient beauties, the famous places, unique nature, temples, crowded capital Cairo, hidden beaches and things to do for Egypt.
Egypt has been one of the bedrocks of an ancient civilization.
Modern-day Egypt thus is one of the most attractive places on Earth, both for world travelers and history buffs.
From gleaming deserts, the Red Sea's coral reefs, charming beaches, and vintage towns, there are amazing places to visit in Egypt for a perfect holiday retreat.
Brimmed with bewitching ancient architectural marvels to stunning modern skyscrapers, the country offers a lot to discover to the tourists.
Natural beauty, enjoy some luxury and rest at a pristine Red Sea resort, or sip coffee in cafes in Alexandria just as others have done for thousands of years before you, there is no end to the amazing attractions in Egypt.
While it was tough, we have rounded down to a top ten list of attractions you should try to include on your excursion to Egypt.
Let's take a look the top 10 best places to visit in Egypt.
Chapters:
00:00 Let's explore Egypt
00:44 Pyramids of Giza
01:44 Cairo
02:43 White Desert National Park
03:29 South Sinai (Sharm el Sheikh)
04:28 Valley of the Kings
05:15 Aswan
06:03 Siwa Oasis
06:55 Alexandria
07:57 Abu Simbel Temples
09:02 Hurghada
09:50 Reason for visit Egypt
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Walking Around Hornsby & Waitara NSW Australia
Hornsby is located on the North Shore about 36km from the city and about 45 minutes drive. The council of Hornsby is the Hornsby Shire.
Hornsby today remains a very busy commercial district which has always been. The area around Hornsby, Waitara and Asquith have grown over the years. With once houses now replaced with Units.
Hornsby has two sides split by the Hornsby Train station and rail line. To the west side of the station you have a small town centre which has allot old shop fronts along with Hornsby Swimming Pool, Hornsby Tafe, and a Police station, a cinema called Odeon and Hornsby RSL.
On the other side you have Westfield Hornsby which was knocked down in 2000 and rebult and open up in 2001. Which has over 300, 3 major supermarkets 2 asian supermarkets and 5 major department stores.
4 Minutes At Waitara Beach, New Zealand (Nature Audio)
Waitara, Taranaki, West Coast, New Zealand, Saturday 22 January 2022
Masonic Hotel, Waitara, New Zealand, HD Review
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Renovated in 2014, Masonic Hotel offers an on-site bar and modern hotel rooms. Guests enjoy free parking. Some rooms offer mountain views.
Masonic Hotel Waitara is within 10 minutes’ walk from a range of shopping and dining options. New Plymouth Airport is 10 minutes’ drive away.
All rooms are serviced daily and offer a flat-screen TV with cable channels. There is a refrigerator and a private bathroom with free toiletries.
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Discovering New Plymouth: A Scenic Drive Through the Heart of Taranaki 2023
Driving around New Plymouth city center is a fantastic way to experience the town's rich culture, stunning scenery, and lively atmosphere. As you make your way through the streets, you'll pass by a variety of unique boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, each offering their distinct style and flavor. The town's coastal location also provides breathtaking views of the Tasman Sea and the iconic Mount Taranaki, a dormant volcano that looms over the city.
As you explore the city center, be sure to take in some of the town's top attractions, such as the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, the Pukekura Park, and the Len Lye Centre. Additionally, New Plymouth is renowned for its coastal walkway, a 13-kilometer path that winds along the coastline and provides stunning views of the ocean and surrounding landscape.
Overall, driving around New Plymouth city center is an excellent way to get a sense of the town's rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Whether you're looking to sample local cuisine, discover hidden gems, or take in the sights and sounds of this unique destination, New Plymouth has something for everyone.
TARANAKI DETAILED GUIDE 2020 /// FIRST NZ TRAVEL VLOG OF 2020
We are happy to share our first NZ travel vlog of 2020! On the 1st of January, we went to Taranaki on the North Island of New Zealand to film the detailed travel guide about this region. It was our second time visiting Taranaki and we were so excited to explore more of this beautiful part of New Zealand. Such a cool way to kickstart the year 2020!
In this travel vlog, you can find information about many must-visit places in Taranaki including New Plymouth City Centre, Pukekura Park (and the Taranaki Festival of Lights), Puke Ariki, Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, Surf Highway, Oakura Beach, Cape Egmont Lighthouse, Opunake Walkway, Hawera Water Tower, Fun Ho! National toy Museum, Mount Taranaki, Pouakai Tarns Track, Three Sisters and the Elephant Rock. So many amazing places you can visit in Taranaki in just a couple of days - a great way to spend your holidays or do a weekend getaway.
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Day 43: Today we are kayaking in Taranaki! We are taking a kayak tour to Sugar Loaf Islands in New Plymouth with Canoe & Kayak and then checking out the studio at Cruize FM.
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About this video:
Today we are in the Taranaki city of New Plymouth and we are heading over to Canoe & Kayak Taranaki to do a kayaking trip over to the Sugar Loaf Islands.
After getting set up with all the gear, we head down to the beach and harbour in New Plymouth, have a quick lesson, then get into the water with Canoe & Kayak Taranaki.
We follow our Canoe & Kayak Taranaki guide over to the Sugar Loaf Islands from New Plymouth in Taranaki which only takes us about 30 minutes. We have views of the city and Mt Taranaki along the way.
When we reach the Sugar Loaf Islands, we see some New Zealand fur seals, as well as hear about the fascinating Maori history surrounding the Sugar Loaf Islands and the whole Taranaki area.
We play and paddle around the Sugar Loaf Islands then head back toward New Plymouth. Tonight, we are invited to record a commercial for a local Taranaki radio station, Cruise FM, for the Ducks & Drakes Backpackers.
So what do you think about kayaking in Taranaki? Is kayaking in Taranaki something you would do?
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New Zealand Biggest Gap Year
365 Days: 365 Activities
This year, Robin and Laura from the online travel guide BackpackerGuide.NZ, are hitting the road for an entire year. That’s 365 Days: 365 Activities. We call it New Zealand’s Biggest Gap Year! Get your backpacking New Zealand inspiration and start making your New Zealand bucket list by joining us as we discover New Zealand’s hidden gems and awesome activities!
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Taranaki Garden Festival 2020
From Waikiki to Waitara, New York to New Plymouth, Havana to Hawera – this spring Taranaki is the place to visit for gardens, the arts and entertainment.
With international travel off limits, the region will have more to offer this year than ever.
For the first time ever, the 33rd annual festival, on from October 30 to November 8, is partnering with the three-day Taranaki Arts Trail.
Walking Around City Centre of New Plymouth, New Zealand
Walk around City Centre of New Plymouth, New Zealand
The Waitara Branch Railway 2018
#WaitaraBranch #WaitaraRailway #WaitaraLine A short passenger train travels from Waitara to Lepperton Junction and return in Taranaki, New Zealand.
The Waitara Railway Preservation Society was formed in 1999 to operate a heritage railway over the former 7.2 Km (4 1/2 M) Waitara Industrial Branch Line. The line was opened on the 14th of October 1875 as part of the New Plymouth - Waitara Railway. The railway was built to give merchants from New Plymouth township easy access the coastal trading vessels at Waitara's river wharves. Cargo was only transferable to and from the ships at New Plymouth by surf boats. In 1884 New Plymouth opened its own deep water port after the large breakwater construction had been completed.
Waitara found itself on the end of a branch line early in it's history, when the growing rail network connected at Lepperton making that location a Junction. However, industries grew along the branch making it an important transport link within the district. Passenger services were withdrawn in 1946. The line was was relayed with 91lb rail when the network was slowly upgraded. In 1997, railfreight services were withdrawn as freight volumes had fallen away after the 1995 closing of the Waitara Freezing Works. The few remaining rail-served industries could not keep the line viable. The line could not generate the long rakes of container wagons that the railfreight company was favouring in the modern era.
The Waitara Railway Preservation Society certainly has a senic line passing through urban and rural settings. The line features a good gradient, a bridge, an underpass and several level-grade crossings. The preservation society has pieced together a roster of small shunting locomotives and passenger cars. Their out-door depot is midway along the line. There is great scope for development along the line especially at the Waitara terminus.
Videoed on Easter Sunday 2018, we begin at the end of a track that used to curve further around to the river wharves. Locomotive DSC 2584 will propell the train to Lepperton. The train passes the site of the old Waitara Station and goods yard and climbs out of the river basin. Near the top of the grade, the line passes underneath State Highway Three. Up on the flat, a crossing keeper signals the train through the gate to the preservation society's Waitara Road base. Here, the former Tahora station has been relocated to Waitara Road. A stop at the station was not included in the experience. The train continues on, gently descending down to the Waiongana Stream Bridge, before climbing up to meet the Marton - New Plymouth Railway at Lepperton Junction. The train does not enter onto the active KiwiRail network. Almost straight away the brakes are recharged and the train procedes back to Waitara with the locomotive leading.
DSC 2584 was built in 1966 in New Zealand's Addington Workshops and passed into the preservation society's care in 2003.
Exploring Stewart Island By Plane (New Zealand's Third Island)
Stewart Island is the southernmost populated place in New Zealand and Oceania, and one of the southernmost in the world. In this video, I purchase a ticket on an 8 seater plane and fly from Invercargill Airport to the island to explore what it has to offer in the village of Oban as well as taking a ferry to Ulva Island and back to hike around Rakiura National Park.
Attempting this new style of commentary based video. The travel films will continue though with many planned over the coming weeks.
Filmed in May 2021. Produced in 2022.
Taranaki, New Zealand - Aug.22-23,2020
Taranaki is a region in the west of New Zealand's North Island. It is named after its main geographical feature, the stratovolcano of Mount Taranaki, also known as Mount Egmont.
The main centre is the city of New Plymouth. The New Plymouth District is home to more than 65 per cent of the population of Taranaki. New Plymouth is in North Taranaki along with Inglewood and Waitara. South Taranaki towns include Hāwera, Stratford, Eltham, and Opunake.
Taranaki New Zealand
Taranaki New Zealand or commonly called Taranaki Like No Other. One of the most beautiful places to visit in New Zealand where the mountain and sea are so close. Everywhere you go you get a beautiful view of Mt Taranaki.
We started our little adventure in Breakwater Bay, situated right next to Port Taranaki and at the beginning, or the end of the now famous coastal walkway that stretches from New Plymouth to the eastern end side of Bell Block Beach. A total of 13.2km. The grade is easy. The walkway is paved, with some gentle slopes. It is excellent for walking, running, cycling, skateboarding, skating and scooting. Most people would be able to walk 4 - 6km/hr on the Coastal Walkway.
Breakwater Bay was a fun place to stop with the children, playground, lots of grass area, beach and an ice cream truck, they couldn't be happier!
We didn't do the full coastal walkway but we stopped in to see the stunning Rewa Rewa Bridge that joins the New Plymouth and Bell Block part of the walkway and carries a significant meaning in respect to the Maori Pa site nearby.
For more information on this area please visit
Next we headed in to New Plymouth township to visit Puke Ariki a museum on the waterfront.
After seeing the mountain glistening away in the background we couldn't help but take a drive up there to take in the views. The ski field was closed this time of year but there was a little bit of snow for the children to play in.
After all that excitement we stopped at the playground at King Edward park in Stratford for a picnic lunch then enjoyed the beautiful Carrington Walkway which had many different aspects to explore, the children had a ball!
While we were down there the Egmont 4WD club was hosting an event so we decided to go along. Check out our next video for more 4x4 fun!
Lastly we visited Pukerangiora, a historical Maori battle site which endured 3 wars. To get to Pukerangiora continue driving 6.5km up Waitara Road. You will see the open site on the left of the battle fields and a car park area just up further. For more information please visit
We will post a more indepth video of this site soon so please subscribe to see this valuable piece of New Zealand Maori history.
New Plymouth NZ Montage.
This is a montage of the things did in New Plymouth NZ last week. More videos are to follow:
Pukekura park fernery:
Ep45 2023 08 19 waitara loop 300 rally movie
There are times when the only way to clear your head is to drop what you’re doing and go for a good hard ride. And if you live in Napier, the Waitara loop ride has it all. Problem solved. I prefer starting from SH 2 on the Napier Gisborne road at the Lake Tutira store and ride anti clock wise, which brings me out onto SH5 on the Napier Taupo road. Its a cool 120 kilometres and gives a feeling of being in the wilderness. But wait.... there’s more. Go up the Eskdale valley on the Napier Taupo road and take the right turn onto Waipunga Rd just past the church if you want awesome views and more challenges.
Americarna
AMERICARNA is an annual festival of classic American cars, in New Zealand; with a few modern ones as well. Over four days several hundred Chevvys, Cadillacs. Lincolns, Buicks, Mustangs etc drive around the Taranaki region and stop off in Waitara, Inglewood, Stratford, Hawera and finish again in New Plymouth. This is a slightly longer video to capture the scale of the event.
Scenic Drive New Zealand | Going to New Plymouth
This video will show you what scenic drive in New Zealand usually looks like. This is a scenic drive from Rotorua to New Plymouth route.
New Plymouth is a city on the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island. New Plymouth’s known for its coastal walkway, Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, the famous Mount Taranaki, the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery shows contemporary exhibitions, Lake Mangamahoe, Egmont National Park Brooklands Park, Brooklands Zoo, Pukekura Park ad so much more! Unfortunately, we did not see the actual Mt Taranaki :( It was cloudy/rainy when we visited New Plymouth. It was such a shame but maybe New Plymouth wants us to come back again :)
Please see our other videos on New Plymouth featuring:
Brooklands Zoo
Brooklands Park
Scenic Drive to New Plymouth
Puke Ariki
New Plymouth ( Govett-Brewster Building, Clock Tower, Len Lye's Wind Wand, Te rawa rawa bridge, etc)
(video taken July 2021)
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