Second week in the Southland of New Zealand

We'll keep this brief because megabytes are at premium here in the Southland of South Island, New Zealand. Below you'll see some shots of the rocky west coast, including "pancake rocks"; a picture of the tower in Hokitika which happens to be the setting of the Man Booker-prize award winning novel The Luminaries; me hiking the Fox Glacier (check out the stunning cave picture); some random hitchhiker friends appearing to watch a nuclear weapon detonation but in reality using my solar glasses to watch an unbelievable sunset; a sunset in Queenstown on a street so steep it'd put San Francisco's Lombard to shame; a spooky museum picture from the town of Gore that is chiefly famous for its history of trade in illicit whiskey/moonshine; and two curious sheep. Why no fish pics, you might wonder? Not to worry, they have been caught, but when fishing solo I don't want to make them suffer through the ordeal of gasping on the bank. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.