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just a guess but what about the sky tower in auckland, the southern hemispheres highest man made building and as a restaurant on top...not sure if they serve beer mind.
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If there's a pub near the summit of Arthur's Pass that would have to be close
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Actually, the township of Arthur's Pass is 740 metres above sea level according to wiki ... and it's bound to have a pub
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Thank you PLC. I've searched on what you said and found a village in the Southern Alps called Aoraki at 750m which has two drinking holes, the Old Mountaineers and the Chamois. We could be closing in on a winner.
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Scratch all that !!
There's a town on the North Island called NATIONAL PARK believe it or not with a population of 1,500 And an elevation of 825 metres |
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It's what ever pub that contains the most weed.
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Ireland's entry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omtfe7lb-gE |
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I thought that was going to be a link to the Ponderosa pub in Northern Ireland, which is the highest in N. Ire - my relatives always used to take me to on the way to Derry after picking me up at Belfast.
I have stayed in Arthur's Pass as a backpacker on the trans alpine railway. It was bloody cold. I had a good sleeping bag, but they gave you thick quilts about 12 inches thick - otherwise you would have froze! |
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try the hermitage at mount cook
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the highest building/ pub/ restaurant is skytower Aukland
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