Queenstown. I stare in awe at the mountain landscape unfolding outside the window. I’m already in love with New Zealand before we even land. The airplane wing seems to almost graze the mountainside as we descend, preparing to land in Queenstown. Our lives are about to drastically change,yet we don’t know it. *This post contains […]
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