The Island

Since I read Robinson Crusoe I think that a true island has to meet certain criteria: Do you get there by boat? Is there only one settlement or less? Can you walk around it in less than a week? I am told that New Zealand has three major islands, but only one of them meets this romantic requirements.

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I walk off the quay …

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… into the village.

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There seem to be more boats in the harbour …

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… than houses on the hills.

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I walk for a minute and find myself on a beach …

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… in the company of a duck …

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… and a man appearing from the sea.

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I take my time to look closely …

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… and leave my foot prints in the sand.

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From the beach …

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… I walk into the hills …

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… where, I guess Olli you like this, I find a golf course.

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When the sun sets …

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… I return to the village and try the oysters. I truly feel on an Island.

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