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More Romanoff-Maximoff family shenanigans during a vacation

(Based on a true personal story LMAO)

‘Traveler Mom’ Nat x ‘Forgetful Mama’ Wanda

The family were having a vacation in New Zealand. They rent an RV so they could have an exciting family adventure. It was currently Wanda’s turn to drive. They stopped by at a gas station to fill up the gas.

A little longer fic SO BUCKLE UP

“I’m gonna go to the toilet.”

“Alright, I’ll fill up the gas tank.”

“You kids want anything?” Natasha asked the kids who were sitting in the back, engrossed in some mobile game.

“Nope.” Their teenage daughter said popping the ‘P’. “Oooh can I sit in the front? Sitting backwards in an RV is making me dizzy.”

Natasha nodded, “Sure honey, go ahead.” she then left to go to the toilet and Y/n moved to the front seat.

Few minutes later, Wanda enters the driver seat. “Hey Mama, gas all filled up?” Y/n asked.

“Yeap! And we’re ready to hit the road.” Wanda then moved the car forward.

Y/n thought her Mama was just trying to park the RV elsewhere so they don’t take up the space. Until Wanda didn’t stop and slowly got on to the main road.

That’s when Y/n had to put down her phone and look back. Maybe her mom entered the RV without her noticing (she was a spy after all), but no there was only her little siblings who were sleeping. Still, no sign of her mom.

The music ‘Closer to Fine’ started playing. “Oh I love this song!” Wanda said nonchalantly and started singing along.

“Closerrr I am to fiiNEEEE” Wanda sang while accelerating the RV.

“Mama?”

“Clo- Yes, darling?” Wanda asked, still oblivious.

“Where’s mom??”

That’s when Wanda’s eyes almost popped out of her eyes socket, “HOLYSHIT-“ she slammed on the breaks.

THUD!

- Natasha’s POV -

Natasha got out of the toilet just in time to see the RV slowly moving forward. She thought the same thing as Y/n. Until Wanda instead started to move the car to the main road.

“Oh no… ohhhnononono WANDA!” She quickly chased after the RV

“WANDA PLEASE STOP.“ She chased the RV like a madman.

“DETKA”

She prayed to god one of their kids don’t inherit Wanda’s memory of a dory.

“WANDA PLEA-“ and one of her kids did remember, unfortunately the sudden break of the RV and the speed of her running cause Natasha to collide head on with the side-view mirror.

(PEEP THE BARBIE AGENDA)

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BTS Bon Voyage Season 4

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BTS Bon Voyage is an exclusive BTS show where the boys travel to a foreign country without their managers and thus have to live on their own.

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Release: Nov 19, 2019 - Jan 7, 2020

Destination: New Zealand

This season was released on Weverse

Teaser : The 4th Adventure of BTS

Preview: clip 1, clip 2, clip 3, clip 4

Ep. 0

Preview (Facebook album)

Official clips: Ep.3, Ep.4, Ep.5, Ep.6, Ep.7

Suga’s recipes provided by Hello Nature (archive)

Tweets from the boys:

190918 Jin

190918 RM and Jimin

190919 SUGA

190920 RM

190921 j-hope by Jimin

190921 SUGA

190923 Jimin by RM

190923 V

190924 RM

190924 SUGA by V

191013 V for Jimin’s birthday

191013 RM for Jimin’s birthday

191015 Jimin being grateful after his birthday

191214 V

191214 V

191230 j-hope for V’s birthday

191230 Jimin for V’s birthday

The boys extended their break from August with this new season that was filmed in New Zealand, in September 2019. They did a camping trip this time. The suitcases they used were from RIMOWA. As they traveled using a Hyundai car, the official account of the brand posted some tweets about it (eng trans by BTS Trans).

They arrived at Christchurch international airport and directly headed to the RV Super Centre, via a SuperShuttle, to rent their vehicles.

Before starting their journey, they went to Speight’s Ale House to eat, as well as to Kathmandu Tower Junction and Kosco to buy equipment and food.

Then they hit the road, first stopping at Highway cafe, then at Lake Lyndon and then at Porters Lodge where they spent the night and the day after.

After a hike in the mountain, they left the lodge. They stopped in Geraldine to fill the tank and buy more clothes. After that, they went to the Farm Barn Cafe. The SUV team left early to buy food at the Four Square Supermarket of Tekapo and they all reunited at the observatory of Mt John.

They spend the night at Lake Tekapo Holiday Park and Backpackers Lodge, in this cabin. They went back to the same Four Square Supermarket in the morning and then left for Mt Cook. On their way, they stopped here to enjoy the view of the Lake Pukaki. I assume they did the Hooker Valley Track, starting from here.

After their first camping night, they went to clean and relax at Hot Tubs Omarama. It’s there that the picture of Jimin with a rainbow on his check was taken, and in the background of said picture, you can see a Hongi. Then they went to Nevis Bungy for some extreme sport. The group split again: Suga, RM, V, and Jung Kook went grocery shopping at the Countdown from Queenstown while Jin, j-hope, and Jimin directly went to Kinloch Lodge.

After a night at the camping site, they drove to Greenstone Valley to take a flight with the Glacier Southern Lakes Helicopters and have fun at the glacier on Mt. Aspiring. Then, Jimin and V stayed in Greenstone Valley to do horse/bike riding while Jin, SUGA, j-hope, and Jung Kook went fishing salmon with Queenstown Fishing on Lake Wakatipu (the editors probably made a mistake because it’s written Lake Taupo on the screen and Lake Taupo is in the Northern Island). RM came back to Kinloch Lodge to work.

The boys finished their trip at Queenstown, where they stayed in a rented house called The Views by Touch of Spice. They also went to Skyline Queenstown to do luge after taking the gondola. In the afternoon, Jin, SUGA, and Jung Kook went fishing, V went to the Ivan Clark Gallery and sat under this tree (he also went there and here in the Behind episode), while j-hope, RM, and Jimin biked to The Boatshed Cafe, most likely following this itinerary.

In the last episode, we saw V pursuing his walk around downtown Queenstown and stopping by the Remarkable Gifts shop,  while j-hope, RM, and Jimin biked to a park before going grocery shopping at the Freshchoice of Queenstown.

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The nice thing is that there are numerous cheap or free overnight accommodations for (selfcontained) motorhomes in New Zealand. How much is the diesel tax for RVs ?. Camper vans that are older than 20 years and / or do not have a valid WOF badge (something similar campervan hire NZ to the TÜV badge) are taboo. You can find a detailed description of the routes in our article "Discovering the most beautiful routes in New Zealand by motorhome". Depending on the time of year you spend your motorhome vacation in New Zealand, you can also experience different festivals in New Zealand. If you travel New Zealand with your motorhome, you should definitely plan several weeks for the trip, because the country has countless attractions to offer. To plan your individual vacation in advance, it is important to rent a motorhome in New Zealand. a) Classic car dealers should only be used to buy or sell a motorhome in an emergency. Piha Beach or Karekare can be easily reached from Auckland via the camper-friendly highway. Ask your motorhome or book available vehicles cheaply and directly.

New Zealand Campers and RVs

In which months is the warmest?

Best time to go to the South Seas Cook Islands. Favorable: May to October. Fiji. Favorable: June to October. French Polynesia including Tahiti. Favorable: April to October. Micronesia (Palau, Saipan, Guam, Marshal Islands) Favorable: December to April. Caledonia. Favorable: April to November. Solomon. Inexpensive: Samoa. Inexpensive: Tonga. Low: div> div> div> Anyone exploring New Zealand with a motorhome can hardly miss a visit to the metropolis Auckland. The cities of Auckland, Christchurch or Queenstown are excellent starting points for your motorhome tour. Especially the larger RVs with self-containment options - i.e. a self-contained sewage system with a toilet and fitted kitchen - have it particularly easy in New Zealand.

With our CamperDays portal, we also help you to quickly and easily find the right motorhome offer for your trip.

Of course, if you want to explore New Zealand with a motorhome, this also includes Information about the driver's license.

The right driver's license for your motorhome Before you start your journey, you have to plan a few things.

Just for information, not just the large motorhomes, but also the 2 bed campers with shower / toilet have a length of 6.40m to 7.10m.

Motorhomes without a corresponding certificate are not allowed to stay at many well-located campsites.

Britz has a large selection of standard motorhomes and campervans at a good price.

New Zealand Motorhome Rental

Here we had no way to stop with our motorhome. Buying a used motorhome for the trip through New Zealand and then reselling it at the end can make sense. New Zealand is a camper country, that much is clear. Renting a motorhome in New Zealand is therefore the norm - however, it hits the travel budget properly and often makes the dream vacation particularly unaffordable for families.

The well-equipped mobile homes Beach and River are constructed identically. The latest Britz motorhome - equipped with an innovative bed system. Note that campers and RVs in New Zealand almost always have to be driven on paved roads. Motorhome equipped with great comfort and three beds. Der Anbieter Apollo gehört zu den größten Wohnmobilvermietern weltweit.

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Motorhome rental in New Zealand

Anyone exploring New Zealand with a motorhome can hardly miss a visit to the metropolis Auckland. The fact is that some RV rental companies want to see an international driver's license, others don't. You can find more tips and information on renting and driving motorhomes in New Zealand in our FAQ. The providers and the motorhomes differ both in standard and in price. It is best to get advice from a travel provider for your first motorhome trip to New Zealand, because the different standards can be enormous. The two best known and most important takeover locations for RVs in New Zealand are Auckland (North Island) and Christchurch (South Island). This division into classes does not exist in New Zealand, so a class B driver's license is sufficient for renting a motorhome in New Zealand. Here at Apollo it is our pleasure to make your dream of a motorhome trip in the USA come true. With a wide range of high-quality motorhomes and campervans to rent, we look forward to helping you on your journey of discovery through the unique landscapes of the United States. With the largest RV rental fleet in New Zealand, it's easy to find an Apollo to suit your needs! Of course, you can also read my testimonials about my own motorhome tours in New Zealand.

How much does a flight to New Zealand cost?

All in all, the New Zealand costs for my husband Florian and me totaled around 3,000 euros. That makes about € 1,500 per person over four weeks, which roughly corresponds to a daily budget of € 50 per nose. These are also the travel expenses that we both calculated at the start of our trip.

Discover car rental, RV and campervan rentals in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada. All turning circles motorhomes are fully equipped to allow you a relaxing and comfortable New Zealand holiday. From there you can continue your New Zealand vacation in the overwhelming south with the motorhome. Britz has a large selection of standard motorhomes and camper vans at a good price. The most beautiful places in particular offer cheap, sparsely furnished campsites that are best enjoyed by camper or campervan. We look forward to convincing you of our first-class service and our attractive offers on your next rental car or motorhome tour. Motorhome rental in America and campervan rental in New Zealand are great ways to travel at your own pace.

From the North to the South Island: The pick-up new zealand motorhome locations for motorhomes in New Zealand

Renting a motorhome or a camper via Motorhome Republic is child's play.

If you place particular emphasis on maximum comfort, you should rent a luxury motorhome.

The two best-known and most important takeover locations for motorhomes in New Zealand are Auckland (North Island) and Christchurch (South Island).

If available, you can book your motorhome in New Zealand directly.

Apollo is one of the largest motorhome rental companies worldwide.

Another important issue when equipping your New Zealand camper is the toilet on board. For this reason, you can marvel at all of this directly from the window of your motorhome while driving. RV rental in Auckland - private and cheap !. Auckland is the ideal place to rent a motorhome or camper van. And dozens of motorhomes, campervans and caravans in New Zealand can be booked conveniently and easily online using SHAREaCAMPER. Our reputation as the highest quality RV home brand in New Zealand is based on the superior quality of our vehicles and services that we have provided for 25 years. We ourselves were traveling in New Zealand with a large motorhome, but found it very unwieldy. For a next RV trip in New Zealand we would choose a smaller model. As the world's leading motorhome rental company, we are proud of our outstanding products, affordable prices and individually tailored service.

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If you want to explore both islands during your motorhome holiday in New Zealand, you are forced to rely on the ferry that connects the two parts of the island. As a rule, alcove motorhomes can only be driven from 21 - as well as many 2 bed, shower and toilet vehicles. So you can check the availability of our motorhomes and book your flight accordingly. When traveling through New Zealand in a motorhome, you will simply feel the freedom. Traveling around New Zealand in a motorhome was easy and nice. With this motorhome in New Zealand you have your own home on 4 wheels, enough space with beds, a proper kitchen, shower and toilet on board. If you are planning a trip through New Zealand, you can book an individual holiday with a motorhome or a caravan.

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New Zealand: REBOOTED

One of my favorite views in New Zealand: Lake Wakatipu and Queenstown.

The other day as I was doctoring my americano at my favorite, local, hippie-dippy coffee shop along the American River, an older guy piped up and said to me, “Don’t we live in the most beautiful place in the world?”

I thought, Yeah, it’s nice, but you’ve obviously never been to New Zealand.

Sure, I haven’t been everywhere, much like this man, but I have been to 40 countries and I stand by my vote that New Zealand is the most beautiful place in the world.

Spanky and I first visited NZ a decade ago (!!) Our first trip to New Zealand 10 years ago also marks our nomadiversary, when we quit our jobs, sold our house and 80 acres in northeast Washington and traveled the world for seven months then became nomads, more or less. Can you believe we’ve been traveling the world for 10 years now?! Of course, we’ve worked, gone through a few homes and RVs during that time, but Spank and I figure we’ve spent at least half of that time on the road really traveling (this also means we’ve pretty much spent five years of our marriage together 24-7! And, we still like each other! Love, even!)

Two greenhorn nomads visiting New Zealand for the first time back in 2009.

As for NZ, we haven’t been back to the country that still holds the title of favorite for us since 2013. Let’s just say, it’s about darn time. As Spank would say, It’s time to go back to Never Never Land and remember what it’s like to fly (Let me just add that every once in a while my husband shock me with a truly genius metaphor; this is one of them. On that same day, he also said we were “outsourcing creativity” as a culture. He was on a roll!)

It’s true, NZ has become “our place.” Our place where we can reset and remember. It has nothing to do with hobbits or the people of Middle Earth that bring out this wanderlust and renewal in us, though it’s no surprise that the country was the backdrop for all of these mythical, whimsical movies. The scenery is breathtaking and has literally everything to offer, from waterfalls and turquoise lakes to glaciers and ferns the size of your torso. But it’s even more than that. It’s quiet. It’s rest. In NZ you can live life at a slower pace and remember what living is for.

This is the photo that gets the butterflies flapping: Camping on Lake Wanaka.

I just started reading Shauna Niequist’s book “Present Over Perfect” and I can relate to her description of her lakehouse in Michigan—it’s what NZ is for both Spank and me.

“It’s at the lake that my priorities reshuffle, aligning more closely with my true nature…Part of the magic of the lake is that it isn’t home—it’s away, and away allows us to see the rhythms and dimensions of our lives more clearly.

…I do want the way of living that I’ve tasted here to inform and ground how I live everywhere, all year long. The lake gives me something to aspire to—a reminder, a rhythm, a pattern. Simple, connected to God and his world and people, uncomplicated by lots of stuff.”

Now, we don’t have lots of stuff—anymore. We live in an RV. But, even though it’s hard to jam stuff into our small living space, that doesn’t mean we don’t continually find ourselves in that mode of thinking that more is more. It’s what we’re taught from a young age. It’s what we are conditioned to strive after. More. Busier. It’s not even that I’ve been that busy. Honestly, last year I was pretty lazy. We started the year with a new house and a new life, really, but it wasn’t us. There was too much stuff. Too much time and money spent on that stuff and that space we were occupying, and we didn’t want it occupying us. So, we sold again—our fourth house in 10 years—and went back to the RV life (our fourth RV in 10 years). But, it was hard to adjust again. I was excited about my new jobs at the house and gung ho to make them mine. When those were zapped into extinction in just six months, it left me a little shell-shocked wondering what to do—again.

I was also shocked to see how easily the green-eyed monster was released from inside of me. As soon as we got a house we thought we were going to live in for the foreseeable future it was all online shopping and spend, spend, spend. Spank was ready to put in a vineyard and solar for crying out loud. How did two footloose, practicing and preachy gypsies dive out of what they believed in and back into the “American Dream” with the signing of a few (OK, like 50) papers? Well, first of all they call it the “dream,” so we’re suppoed to think it is. And we were excited at first. We were excited to have a place to host our friends and family, and that was the best part about owning (renting from the government, let’s be real) a house, but that had no longevity once the newness wore off.

Ready to do more hiking: Abel Tasman Great Walk 2013.

Needless to say, 2018 was a whirlwind of that, and it was busy, but only because we made it that way. So, we head to New Zealand, and just in the nick of time, I think. It’s a great place to kick off a new year with new goals and just wipe the slate clean. Reboot. Rewire, or unwire, some of those gunked up cultural connections that have been energized in our brains in the last few years. It’s time to pull the plug and start anew. 

42 days and counting...

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