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"Mongrel Mob" is a New Zealand program, which was founded in the Sechziger-/Siebziger years. The group is known to serve young men as a substitute family, and - as positive this may sound - at the same time to be active in organized crime. The members are mostly Maori or Polynesian descent. Identification marks are the gang colors of red and black, and the typical patch on the back of the jacket: A British Bulldog with a German steel helmet. (Can ergooglen man!). Furthermore, the famous face tattoos, and red scarves / bandanas.
The name means "mongrel pack. First came to this name, as a judge, a group of young men as "nothing but a bunch of mongrels" designated. This name remained and new groups that formed throughout New Zealand, named themselves after.

Nowadays the group notorious throughout New Zealand. Member can be only if one puts his loyalty to the test. This may take the form of murder, drug sales / use (?), Geschehen.Frauen violent rape the other hand, must undergo a gang rape of the entire "local branch" above them.

It is this group (or at least some members of course) to stay for 7 weeks in Ruapehu Christian Camp, which is pure chance our sister camp. Armin was already for a week, Matt is currently there and I will go there next Tuesday and stay there for 4 days. The local residents have protested strongly that Mongrel Mob members come to the camp, as they order their fear their own security.
These special gang members to undergo a voluntary drug and alcohol rehab program, which lasts 7 weeks. They live with their families in the camp and I think this program is a great way. The discussion of the residents of the city, is located next to the camp and the camp managers (my boss Alfie) was even in the national news in New Zealand treated.

I will answer from the other camp of times and will keep you informed.

Best wishes to all who read this, especially to any mail / letter / SMS writers, each Skype call partner (here any mention Lisa, her "first time" did =]) and my parents are pretty excited.

your Niklas

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Hello dear friends of light entertainment!

First of all, I apologize for the long absence online! But if the fact that I've been about 2-3 weeks no internet in my house, so far I have to either go into the kitchen, the hosting Office or the Main Office to check mails. As you can imagine, you're not all too strong motivation to even take a blog entry to schreiben.Heute but I realize the time when so much has happened, what I will tell you all.

First of all (it already for an "old information") is: We have a car! Armin and I finally have us for Megan's car decided. Thus, we are the proud owner of a maroon Mitsubishi Galant, built in 1991. Here, I shall not now spoil my blog with a picture of a car. In any case, we are super happy with the car - the only negative point: The car swallows a lot of fuel. But anyway:) you have to live with it.

Next in text: Megan's daughter Challse a photo shoot had (say this, we must, that one of Auckland needs here 5 hours by car!) With a photographer from Auckland, where Armin and I were allowed a silent observer of War. really exciting to see how a "professional" work. Therefore, in quotes because some instructions but clearly sounded ambiguous, or in the implementation aussahen.Auf any case I have the snapshots I have casually made, convinced that my photo shoot with Challse for which it has already accepted with joy, a success. My way I will soon upload images taken on deviantART. Otherwise, all Facebook users review the images already.

Megan's move is done wuhuu * *. 7 people (Megan, Challse, Megan's parents, Fran, the mother of Challses friend, Armin and I) dragged the entire Felton'schen budget on a truck / trailer / in a van and then loaded everything again. When it was over, it looked pretty devastated from, but it is now already again 2 weeks ago. Your new house is smaller than its definitely old, but I think a hundred times more comfortable. The entire house is covered from the inside with warm wood, which gives one the impression of being in a Canadian log cabin. Pictures will follow in any case:) (see below ...)

One of our volunteers, the Frenchman Timothée, had been a while not felt comfortable in the expectation Camp.Er had to be the project, so "girls, rugby , party, drugs and alcohol to get ". If we now remember that I am here in a Christian camp in the very many children, one can imagine Like many of his expectations were met. Thus began the search for him for a job in New Zealand. ICYE the program he wanted to leave as soon as possible. After a short while, he was then looking for, so it us, without appeal to "bye", yet on Monday morning of the kids left camp.

Then we had in the last week of September last the "Ninja Kids Camp". The Lake Taupo Christian Camp offers such camps in every school holiday. Then there are children aged 8-12 years here and spend a week with games, fun and excitement. We also have Senior Leaders, Junior Leaders and Lits (Leaders in Training). All these people are 13 to 18 They oversee the All the time the children are persons, or to have the career ladder to work high. Because they are time Senior Leader, they do not have to pay for their stay here, but get money. Each key theme of a kids camp in LTCC (Jurassic Park / KFC - Kids for Christ fire / / Ninja) will somehow be related to God and religion. Was definitely an experience:) In the end it was fun to have so many people in the camp and with some I still have contact. I spent most of the week working in the kitchen, so I had nothing to do with the kids constantly, but what disturbed me not because you can say that New Zealand children but wilder and naughtier than I am accustomed to German children. What the hell, I'm still alive!

After the Kids Camp then began to Megan's annual vacation and we (the volunteers) had 4 days off. The chance we took off and with Challse on Sunday a trip to Napier. Approximately 2.5 hours by car through beautiful countryside. Once a backpacker (with the urromantischen name "Archie Bunker") checked in, we explored a little the same city. Unfortunately, it rained and therefore the 10-minute walk was the largest New Zealand Aquarium not a nice experience. But the aquarium every penny of the entry was worth. A wide variety of marine life you could see, and moray eels and even stroke 2 kiwi, we could see (at last!) live. :) On Monday evening we wanted to drive back home, but who expects the biggest snowfall in 10 years? In any case, the Napier-Taupo road was closed. Just like that. to do nothing. Other possibilities, not even that would be comparatively economical (fuel / accommodation etc), they were presented. About Palmerston North (southern route), we could not go back, because the "Desert Road", the Palmerston North and Taupo links, was also blocked. A northern route would certainly have been present, but with 10 hours of actual driving time considerably more expensive. So we quickly booked another room at the backpackers and spent a little anxious for the second night in Napier. The next day (Tuesday - and our last day off) we finally had good weather, so we bought a brochure and took a walk through the city. Napier was destroyed in the thirties by an earthquake almost completely. The reconstruction was seen as an opportunity and so is the city today by the style of the "Art Deco" was coined. The houses are mostly of really super.
Throughout the day, we always asked to return to the road was passable, but were disappointed. So we bought our pasta, to cook dinner, checked out again in the backpacker, and taught us for another night. By 18 clock I was called at once by Megan (this was all the time with Challse related). She told me that the road was open. I quickly checked the joy message on the internet and in fact: The road was open again. So we packed our stuff in no time, hopped in the car and drove back. The return trip was interrupted by a brief snowball fight, but finally we were back in the evening at camp. In retrospect, our trip was nice, unexpected, despite the extension.

Back to the serious side of life: Short drove off before we were Armin and I at Megan. Suddenly, she received a text message from Lorraine, who had learned of Alfie that Isobel and Bill (two elderly people who worked at the camp) on the way back from Rotorua where she picked up a fruit cargo for the camp, had an accident. A rough half hour later came the news that Bill had succumbed to his injuries and died. Today we were at the funeral. I never thought that I attend here in New Zealand as a funeral würde.Anders at the funerals that I had witnessed was in this much-reported on the deceased, memories shared, songs sung, laughed and there was a strange mood. At some moments I had to swallow back the tears hold, such as Bill's nephew could not talk anymore because he had to cry. Isobel was crying pretty brave, I have not seen them. It will soon be here selling their house and move back to their children / grandchildren to Scotland. Shall adopt the life of its course ..

But I have to tell beautiful things: My parents will get me in late November visit here:):):) You will begin with a guided coach tours of both islands and then push beyond their flight home a few days to see me. I'm delighted, of course riiiiiieeeesigst to see them finally back!

Next week (ie two days), it is time again: The camp is so full that we (Matt, Armin and I) have to leave our beloved house to see all the spectators. Armin way or the other must operate on Ruapehu (our sister camp) to there. Matthias will find quite a luxurious place with Christine, while I am settling for 5 days at Megan. Therefore, we are just pretty busy with packing (you do not believe that in just 2 months here collects all!).

But even that we will create. Armin is moving to the weekly fair in Turangi, Matt and I are basking in the sunshine and enjoy our day off. Tuesday evening I will go to Logan Megan, since we were there the weekly feature will see (this week "The Italian Job").

today I will also try to work up all sorts of emails, I was in the last few days rather unmotivated in this regard. I hope you will forgive me.

I also wish all the students who already have their first week behind you, good luck and I am eager to experience reports!

dearest greetings especially to my brother, to your <3 und an Marleen (deren Karte angekommen ist – DANKE!).

Niklas

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comes after a long long long long long time here again a blog entry by Niklas:) Actually, I wanted to not write at all, but I'll be hit by too many people again and again ("when writing for ma again?"), I follow the request and here you read the results of your efforts:

grow our car search and thrives, with unfortunately no fruit. Today we have looked at a car: a 1985 Nissan Sunny, in great condition. Looked pretty good from the inside out, from the outside I had to stop to get used to it. 1200 $ it would still be fully in our price range there, but as you probably already noticed, I use the subjunctive. Without the home anyway existing power steering, which we have enjoyed in the borrowed car from Megan, driving is already noticeably heavier. Some would now call out loud "Get a perm!". But I think I am in the car, which I will drive at least to the end of January here, great people to be. In this respect, I am rooting that have examined the people who Megan's car, do not choose to do so. Because we would buy it:) * good news *

What's else to report? Megan will move later this month in their new house (assistance is provided by the almost entire camp) will help when moving Armin and me stronger! Why Megan grabs the moment of every day off can get. Yesterday (Sunday) have Armin and I freed her garden beds of moss and all sorts of stuff that has accumulated in recent years there. Since Megan's green thumb than is present in the herb cutting, you can imagine what kind of work was the ^ ^

While I'm still thinking what happened last time still may interest you, or the like I want to thank you so for all mails, postcards and any contact! I have not really homesick, but by various Skype calls, long-mails forever, reporting on the baseline, I do have a little contact with you, I on Do not want to lose:) THANK YOU!

our month of travel planning has finally started rolling, which was mainly due to a Skype call with Kosha. For all those who missed it: Armin, Kosha and I, three German volunteers, the tour will spend months together! Armin and I will be here at the beginning start driving for two, take the ferry to Picton and be up to Christmas in Christchurch. There we will spend Christmas Eve with Kosha who lives there in the moment. Then we drive comfortably for one week (until New Year) to Queenstown to welcome the new year. A day to rest or take short trips and then it goes on 2 (There's link here ) January on the Routeburn track. This hike takes 3 days and should give us a wonderful insight into the nature of New Zealand. As of 05/01/2010 it's off to the west coast of the South Island north again, then about 15 Around again in January to take the ferry to the North Island. As far as the planning, Wednesday we skype again to let us continue on with us. Strangely, we are well in contrast to other volunteers pretty far with our planning, because very few have to waste a second thought. If yes but just barely 3-4 months * PANIC *

Last Friday, Armin and I were spanked in a truck pulled in and our second camp - Ruapehu Christian Camp - carted. One and a half hours later we were allowed to start, add to 200 meters of road through a deep trench 35cm (15cm wide). These should be placed a pump hose, which supplies fresh water to the camp. A few hours later, my motivation was already back in the Lake Taupo Christian Camp arrived, while I've toiled .. well, yes. Was something different and the way I've seen some really great scenery. As one becomes aware really that you are no longer in Germany.

What displeases me a little bit (can not even all peace-joy-pancakes to be) is that if we have no groups in the camp on weekends and is therefore not cooked us from Left-Overs (in German only half as good! radicals have to feed). Thus, we had Friday night, Saturday lunch and dinner, Sunday lunch and dinner rice with meat balls. After 2 days you hope just yet on Monday, when it is cooked again for the groups. As hard as it can not be true on Friday afternoon, quickly what to cook for us. Well probably after this weekend we again expected a left-over drama, and I had Armin clever done what we all use to cook and it was said on Sunday afternoon: not taste, are not! In the end we had a super delicious food and I look with anticipation to the next group of lots weekend.

What else, what else, what else? I want to get it counted that I am trying here to get everything together.

Lorraine and Megan have taken volunteers at a free (and thankfully sunny) day on a sightseeing tour around Taupo / camp. We were at the Huka Falls, which were really worth a visit.

Then we went to the Honey Hive , a large house on bees, honey products, and all similar reports. (These are in fact, this Megan-links/Lorraine-rechts).

Then we had a little time to Taupo in a little shopping, walk around and drink a coffee. At 2 we went on to clock "main attraction" of the day: A boat tour on the Lake Taupo. It has first determined that the lake is much larger than it appears from us about our camp forever. Highlight (I write separately to Lisa did not "highlight";) of the trip, however, were the Maori carvings. They are, as you can see in the pictures, a kind of carvings in a nearly straight stone wall. Pretty impressive, if one imagines how the people up there got it. Great, great:)

Otherwise, everything here is as usual. The camp people have children, we are working happily in front of us and the spring has resoundingly catchment :-)

Armin and I spend many nights a week with Megan, which we just TV or watch DVDs, and Megan and their Daughter Challse just have a fun time. In any case, it does sometimes good to be outside the camp.

If something occurs to me, I change just the item again later. Here is a picture of us volunteers of sightseeing, to Lorraine, Megan and Challse.

Matthias (Germany), I-Chen (Taiwan), I respect, Armin (Germany), Timothée (France)

! Writes, comments, calls or other (I am counting on your creativity!).

dearest greetings, especially to Megan, which does not understand it here anyway;), and my e-boy

your Niklas

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Hiya:)

is noteworthy that here again a blog post of mine!

After many mails I have written and received, it seems useful to create a list of names in which I describe any person with whom I have to do this more often.
on let's go go!

's start with the
BERLINER
- Alfie : Camp Manager of Lake Taupo Christian Camp and that my top boss. A bear of a man so manly that his Chest hair every day you say "hello" as they look over the edge of his T-shirt ^ ^ extreme, funny, extremly nice .. Earlier, he was once rugby players, only that ye ne approximate idea of his stature! He also has training as a mechanic ne behind him so that he will support us when buying a car strongly (hopefully). We will get really every day with him and then we get our jobs for the day. He is married to:
- Gillian : Assistant Manager of the stent LTCCs. A bit smaller than me, blond, handsome. What I've noticed from her, she is a loving mother who knows exactly how to do their job camp. She loves German Gummy bears, especially the white pineapple:) Their children are:
- Shannon : 16 or 17. I do not get much of with her, because she is the most time in Berliner'schen home or at school. She seems quite nice.
- Jacob : Called Jack, 12 years old. Play Rugby (defender). For my amateur eye it does not do well .. perhaps only because his father used to play. And finally:
- Christin : Small, blond, sweet. As simple way to describe a person. It is yet too young for school, but found out pretty good as they each wrap around her finger. Strangers (Such as - still - to me) she is shy .. but that lies down with time, I had betrayed her father.

The Berliners have a big house here on the camp grounds are therefore always available for me whenever I need to talk urgently or the like. Alfie has invited us, whenever we want to come by .. but still keeps me my German upbringing hesitate reinzuplatzen simple. Let's see how quickly puts it.
Then there are the

BERLIN (Senior)
- Judy : 62 years old, is called by all grandma. Works partially in the kitchen, is still quite fit and otherwise babysitting her youngest granddaughter, Christine (above)
- Peter: 64 years old, can speak broken German, because his parents are German. He has lived a long time in South Africa, where his son Alfred Heinz Berlin (see "Alfie") was born. End of the 90 Alfie then came to New Zealand, his parents have complied. The "old enough" to help either here in the kitchen / the maintenance, or after leaving the groups with the cleaning.

EDGL
- Daniel : Head Chef of the camp. One (for me) strange personality, because he always talks back to itself. Moreover, it is relatively difficult to understand him because his lips do not get more than an inch apart. Is quite nice and he always thawed for more, so I think we will have no problems. His wife,
- Karena : I do not see very often, but seems to be quite nice. Of the children
- Amelia: who is blonde, small and sweet, and the relatively newborn
- Alex: I get hardly anything with, because they are really only at home and I rarely cross paths.
EDGL live above the office, including at a camp. Generally, I have hardly anything to do with them ..

Vandermark
- Chad : works in the office. It's pretty nice, I get along well with him. His humor is of the worst kind of black humor, some of my friends would love him ^ ^ He is an incredible father and attentive at the moment for organizing our next Kids Camps responsible. He is also a gamer and knows generally quite good with computers. He originally comes from the State "Washington" (I think) .. how exactly he came to New Zealand, I do not even .. whom it may concern: I ask for too much. His wife
- Sally : also works in the office seems to be quite nice. Much of it I have not seen it, but it seems to be okay. At the moment it does not work as much as her son
- Elijah : relatively young. One can describe it best when you look at the cat from Shrek imagines. Such eyes of the child. The first time I saw him when he was still in full jetlag as he was with Sally in England. Simply: EYES. Incredibly sweet, he just learns to speak .. is pretty funny.
The Vandermark just stay here if, in nem own house, which is set up really nicely. I-Chen (see below) lives after moving with them.

Crocombe
- Peter: Head of the hosting region and thus most of my contact person. He's a great guy who always starts suddenly, singing strange songs. For example, "bom-chicka-wow-wow". You have to say that he is not a man of silence. He was a few days after our arrival, 24th. (I had it to 30 + estimated). He lives here with his wife
- Candy : on the site. She does not work here, but I do not know where / if they worked before the birth of her son. She is also 24, married to Peter and her son
- Joshua : now (I think) a good 4 months old. He made me smiled twice and that was just * awww * class feeling:)
The Crocombe live 2 houses next to us and Armin and I were already 2 evenings with them, board games with Logan / Kezia (see below) and they play. They are really super nice and I'm glad they live here because they convey a real sense of a large family.

FELTON
- Megan : Nickname: Trouble . 37 years old. She works as a kitchen helper / cook here and now is the person next to Armin, with which I see myself simply the best. Without exception, in a good mood, it just makes me laugh every day to:) It is separated from her husband, with whom she has 2 children:
- Challse : her daughter, about my age, lives with her and wants to make-up be-artist. She also successfully transmogrified well. I got to know them yet, but is thrilled as they travel, she finds it well great to talk with the volunteers here so far is getting to know so come. (For those who think now sonstnochwas: You NEN friend;)
- Cameron : Megan's son lives with her husband more I can not write to him.

Chaytor
- Carl : If Alfie is a bear, is Carl .. I do not know;) violence in any case. He is the third boss, after Alfie and Gillian. It is to my knowledge, head of maintenance, ie the maintenance of everything here. He is mighty fine, nice and Joah:) His wife
- Jasmine, and children
- Jarred and
- Shavon can you immediately forget. Since they do not live here, I see them and I never wanted to perform it only for completeness

STANLEY
- Phillipa (if they should later be interesting times?): Nickname: Mama Moo. She is the second cook, according to Daniel. Incredibly funny. You just put in a not so great for this as they just separated from her husband, not what is going so smoothly and eventually they will seek a new work project .. In any case, this would be a shame, because I get along well with her always.

KELLY
- Liam : 24 years old, single. An absolute stereotype of a New Zealander. I never seen him in long pants. His nickname "Hobbit" does not come from somewhere:) He's pretty loud and has ne pool .. something you have not heard. It is okay if he is to me sometimes too extroverted yet. Well:)

ADAMS
- Logan : Unbelievably only 19 (but is proud that he will be 20 soon;) It was after school in the Army, is now a reserve officer and lives in the building next to us. He is next to Megan and Peter actually my main contact person in that it is quite good for us / I care. Although he is a New Zealander and forget so many things for which one has asked him (on ne doormat we have been waiting for our arrival: D), but you get used to something. His hobbies: sports, computers, explosions. Sounds dangerous than it .. [And no, I do not say just because my parents read this blog here!]. His girlfriend
- Kezia (pronounced Kisia) is not married to him, but for the record, I pack them here this time. She is studying in Auckland, so does her boyfriend only about every 6 weeks (except he visits. He has no car .. but so far ...). She is studying social work, is super nice and they lose, no matter against whom, ALWAYS in "The Game of Life". Good for me, but she says: "This game hates me"

HORTON
- Lorraine . It is the Devil driver who has picked us. She works here in the office as the main force. As a best friend Megan (see above) they hst the nickname "Double" in progress (Double Trouble ...) Recently it has the nickname "Dangerous". Where it comes from the, I do not, however: D
Lorraine and Megan have worked in any case a trip for us volunteers, who will likely lead to Taupo and the Lake Taupo. I'm curious. Next weekend is expected to take out the fun.

ICELAND
- Steve . Nickname: Hedge or Gus. This man, I would estimate it to around 50 runs, in 14 years by New Zealand. He NEN caravan in which he lives, cooks and lives, and every three to four weeks he is here and works in the dishwasher. He's really funny on it and knows a lot of good stories.

DAHM
- Nici : Works normally in the office. As they get, however, as somehow all here, just a child, I have seen them first. Probably this will in the coming weeks and months to change. Her husband
- Jeremy, and their son
- James I quote here just look at this:)

Sodele! Probably one of the longest blog entries that it has ever been given by me /, but then the critics who always cry out for new entries, sometimes a bit busy!

I want to say thank you again for all the mail that you sent me here so hard, led a lonely boy from Frankfurt;) It really is a great feeling to open their mailbox and see that someone has written! I really do not completely lose the connection with Germany.

What else is new? Armin and I find ourselves still in the auto-search phase, it does not look too bad. Otherwise, we are planning our strongest month of travel (for example, is a 3-day hike on the South Island), weekend getaways and Joah!

Life here is incredibly great, you learn something new every day and I'm feeling a fiddle! :)

Greetings from Waitetoko
Niklas