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As I am writing this post, we have already left our apartment in Wellington. The departure date is getting very close: on Friday we will leave this country one year to the day we arrived in the middle earth… No doubt, this departure will break my heart a bit. Just writing those lines I already feel emotional. But leaving was our choice. We really enjoyed our time here, we could have stay but  New Zealand is too far away from France for me. I can’t picture myself being so far during a few more years. I can live abroad but this is no mere 10 hours flight. Coming from France to New Zealand is at least 24 hours flight time!<\/p>\n

So we will set off again but I will keep with me a lot a beautiful memories<\/a>. This year has been filled with experiences, discoveries and meetings. In a just a year, I had so many first time: living abroad, discovering a lot of different landscapes, learning English, horse-riding<\/a>, sit-skiing on a volcano<\/a>, deciding to stop my legal career in order to dedicate myself to accessible tourism… So many changes!<\/p>\n