Back in 2007, though, one place that I kind of blush to admit I vetoed was Queenstown. Foolish me, I had no clue about the wines in the area. Instead, my knowledge of Queenstown was that it was a bunch of bungee jumping and adventure sports. Um, no thanks. But as I said, I was foolish, for Queenstown is a handsome little city.
We flew down there on the Monday morning and spent a little while exploring the town a bit, including getting lunch then heading up the gondola
to see the view of the city from up high. You know what? My first time in one of those things. Scared of heights, you know. It wasn't too bad, all things considered, and the view was quite worth it.





We got out of the city later that afternoon, heading for the Millbrook Resort


to enjoy the spa. A massage after 30+ hours of travel is truly a very good idea.The next morning, before the wine tasting adventure, Conrad and I walked from our hotel into town to find good coffee
and just enjoy the quiet morning. The lake
was enticing,



but the temperature was not, sadly.Some shots, then of the town, one we'd gladly go back to (if only for the wines!).

3 comments:
magnificent photos
What about safforn??
Dion, is Anonymous you? I'm blogging a little out of order, and I think I may combine the Saffron meal with the French Cafe, blogging them together.
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