Afternoon tea in the shearing capital of the world (allegedly)

Te Kuiti in the King Country proclaims itself the “shearing capital of the world.” I’m not sure how such a title is bestowed, but the town definitely takes its links to sheep shearing seriously — with this seven metre high statue of a shearer at work.

Sheep shearing is not really my thing; but carrot cake is. Eaten at Stoked cafe in the old Te Kuiti railway station.

24 thoughts on “Afternoon tea in the shearing capital of the world (allegedly)

  1. ha ha; I was eager to see what place was the SHARiNG capital of the world….. – now I’m a bit put off πŸ˜‰
    I blame it on my failing eye sights – but I DO see that this looks like one rich carrot cake PLUS…. (I think I’d only have the ice cream with berries)

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  2. I’ve seen some sheep shearing done on television – mighty impressive when done with expertise.
    But when there’s cake, there’s cake – who cares about sheep then? πŸ˜‰ xxx

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