That's Alenxander farm in Matamata (North of New Zealand), built in 1978 on an area of about 500 hectares, mainly to feed the sheep and cows. Twenty years later, in September 1998, charm may have turned the farm became famous when famous Director Peter Jackson of New Zealand people search scenes for the film "The Hobbit" and "Lord of the rings". From the air, he suddenly discover the tree to shaggy on the pasture green silky, scenic mountains, along the crystal-clear lake ... identical to what author J. R. R. Tolkien depicted in The novel "The Hobbit".Determine this is the perfect place to simulate for the Hobbiton village, beginning in 1999, Peter Jackson has undertaken construction of the film, with the support of the New Zealand Army in the making of back roads leading into the area. The film was over 500 million investment, the project is considered to have the highest cost in New Zealand history. In the film, nearly 40 small hole as the lovely cave House for the character in the film was built.
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