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The Catlins, where we are staying tonight are the pure opposite to most of the other places we have been until now. The tourists are here like everywhere else, but there seems to be almost no tourism industry. Not only the dolphins swim on their own in Porpoise Bay. The penguins in Curio Bay next door also go ashore all by themselves. There is even a viewing platform above the bay and a nice DOC Ranger on the ground who knows everything about Penguins and answers questions.
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Every now and then in the past I have been joking about the possibility of letting all that computer stuff be and starting up sheep farming in New Zealand. Here in the south I finally found all these sheep I have been imagining. There are really a lot of them. I guess sheep farming is not all that personalized anymore as far as the farmer sheep relationship is concerned. The sheep seed to be quite interested in me though.
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