This Lego Backpacker Explored the Beauty of New Zealand

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Tommy L
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This little Lego man loves traveling around the world. He has gone to various places, seeing as much as the world can offer. He has traveled to more than 20 countries such as China, Russia, France, Norway, and Dubai.

This time, the Lego backpacker explored the beauty of New Zealand and stayed there for 18 months. He took on a wild adventure in his mini legovan and discovered exciting places in the country. He went swimming under waterfalls and in hot pools, spotted some dolphins, and celebrated Christmas on the beach.

Check out his adventures below:

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Goodbye Winter! 1st of December is summer in New Zealand. ———— . . 📍Rangitoto Island, Auckland, New Zealand 🌿🇳🇿 ⛰️ . . #Bricktip If you're in Auckland, you should definitely go to Rangitito Island. It's a great day out taking the ferry to the island and it only takes about an hour to walk to the top. Plus the best views of the City! . . A few people have asked in the past, how I do the photography for my lego shots. I do take a few shots then merge them together as well as possible. Its a bit of an illusion putting the layers together. But all photos are taken at their locations and by me. I thought it would be the best time to mention it this weekend for #WHPlayers for @instagram. 🙃 . . . #NZmustdo #WHPlayers @instagram #lego #newzealand #legophotography

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You can't beat a great swing bridge! . 📍Canopy Tours, Rotorua, New Zealand 🌿🇳🇿 . . #Brickfact The legends @rotoruacanopytours have been working on a monster conservation project called Canopy Conservation Trust.. They first introduced 1100 manual traps with great success in 2012 with over 800 pests in the first few weeks. In 2015 they introduced @goodnaturenz traps which are more humane and involve less labour, it's amazing to see how much the forrest has blossomed during such a short period with more and more birds returning. Every ticket sold goes towards this awesome project! . . . . #thetrueheroes #pestfree2050 #rotorua #canopytoursnz #legophoto #ropebridge #instatravel #instago #instagood #trip #holiday #photooftheday #fun #travelling #tourism #tourist #instapassport #instatraveling #travelgram #travelingram #purenz #legophotography #ilovetravel

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