Cardrona

The bar has five varieties of beer on tap from the South Island's own Speight's brewery, including one called Cardrona Ale that's made just for the hotel.

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We went through another tiny ex-goldmining village called Cardrona where I had a look in the river for gold but couldn't see any so got bored and drove on.

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"I like to let the ingredients speak for themselves," he says, and they do: Aoraki salmon from glacial waters, Cardrona Merino lamb, vegetables grown in his garden ( "those beets were in the ground a few hours ago," he told me), and eggs from his 21 chickens.

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Equipped with maps from New Zealand's travel Web site and a local ranger station, I steer north out of town in a light drizzle, aiming for Cardrona and then Wanaka.

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In later times it was the town house of Williamson of Cardrona, and in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries became one of the principal inns, especially for those who, like ourselves, were travelling from the north, and was conducted by a family named Ritchie.

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We saw the Tower of Cardrona, just before entering the considerable village, or town, of Innerleithen at six miles from Peebles, and although the time was so early, we met many people on their way to the fair.

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Another Devil's-book was carried away, apparently as a joke, by Mr. Williamson of Cardrona, who took it from the witches as they danced on

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The Remarkables and Cardrona have Tweeted over 30cm of fresh snow.

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[184] The late Mr. Williamson of Cardrona in Peeblesshire, was a strange humorist, of whom Sir Walter told many stories.

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I have lugged in my old friend Cardrona [184] -- I hope it will not be thought unkindly.

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