Snow is for cooling Chardonnay

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Last night we went to the Sydney opera house for a show. We stopped to look back at the city at night.

Check out the view.

Words can’t describe it.

Then we arrived early and had to wait.

The husband and the princess.

After taking our seats we got a quick pic of the orchestra setting up. We had seen this from the other side the day before.

1500 people will be here soon

The evening performer.

She is world renowned. 36 years young. Playing a Stratovarius violin from 1775. It was insured for tens of millions of dollars. How about her hands?

Us loving the music.

What a way to cap our stay.

Then today we left Sydney to fly to New Zealand. We met the Albons at the airport. I, at the princess direction, bundled up. Here are dons shoes.

I understand they are good on snow!

The gang waiting.

Coming into Queenstown.

Where we were to where we are going.

Not bad timing.

We were met by David who gave us a tour on the way to our hotel.

We help each other.

Our hotel.

After a quick check in we walked to a gondola for a ride up over 1,000 feet to dinner.

The place.

Loving the views.

The town.

From the gondola.

Dinner place.

Our view.

Breathtaking.

And of course dinner.

A buffet that we all feasted on.

Our first day was filled with views that took our breath away. We are excited for the next few days. Strap in tight. A helicopter ride is coming!

Over and out.

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