38 min
HAYWAY Episode 40 - Cardrona, NZ How are you? Where are you?
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Like the hopeful miners of the 1860s New Zealand Gold Rush, we too struck the precious metal while cycling through central Otago.
In this 40th episode of the How Are You? Where Are You podcast we follow in the footsteps, or even the cycle tracks, of the kiwi pioneers along the mighty Clutha Mata-Au River where we find signs of the bygone days.
What the hills surrounding the Clutha lack in altitude, they make up for in stature. They hem you in as you ride down their valleys.
Baden hones his sheep farming skills in a visit to a high country sheep farm and enters a heated discussion with Farmer Jack.
The week of cycling ends over a bottle of central Otago Pinot Noir while relaxing at the Cardrona Hotel, one of the country’s most iconic pubs. We reunite with cycling comrade Nick who decided to cross the Crown Range with us to be hooked up with nice food and good times.
Photos to match this podcast can be found at howareyouwhereareyou.com
Music Credit: Southern Man by Denis Henderson
Like the hopeful miners of the 1860s New Zealand Gold Rush, we too struck the precious metal while cycling through central Otago.
In this 40th episode of the How Are You? Where Are You podcast we follow in the footsteps, or even the cycle tracks, of the kiwi pioneers along the mighty Clutha Mata-Au River where we find signs of the bygone days.
What the hills surrounding the Clutha lack in altitude, they make up for in stature. They hem you in as you ride down their valleys.
Baden hones his sheep farming skills in a visit to a high country sheep farm and enters a heated discussion with Farmer Jack.
The week of cycling ends over a bottle of central Otago Pinot Noir while relaxing at the Cardrona Hotel, one of the country’s most iconic pubs. We reunite with cycling comrade Nick who decided to cross the Crown Range with us to be hooked up with nice food and good times.
Photos to match this podcast can be found at howareyouwhereareyou.com
Music Credit: Southern Man by Denis Henderson
38 min