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- - Anna 's friend Louisa had driven her down from Auckland airport and seeing her car in the driveway Pam walked with a cheery " Hello Louisa ! We learned that communities grow to 130 " souls " before they split ; the entire group builds a second commune before it decides who will move and who will stay . Much of the time we spent by the pool , or lounging in huge wicker armchairs in the shade outside the hotel , drinking mojitas ( rum , lemon , mint leaves , sugar , water ) . Pam also undertook some not very subtle brainwashing of the new Principal ( a self-proclaimed jock who was of the opinion that music was just fun and not as essential a part of the school curriculum as , say , rugby ) , and choice phrases like " whole-brain learning , " " life-long hobby " and " performance confidence " spiced up many a staff-room conversation . We asked someone where the store and learned " Oh , the village voted to close the store a couple of years back " ! He even sailed around the Glenmore reservoir on a friend 's trailer-sailer . On the other hand her absences have n't worked out so well with her Saturday morning music school position , which she loved ( though Ian did n't , because she left for work at the crack of dawn every Saturday ) , They had trouble recruiting a suitable replacement mid-year ( despite her discussing the situation with them before she committed to the position at the beginning of last year ) and wo n't be able to continue the arrangement this year , because we're planning to be away again for a few months ( though not to Lethbridge ) . The guidebook took us to " Preservation Hall , " where the old music is preserved . We developed a real " rodeo roll " in our gait that could only be alleviated by long sessions in the sauna with occasional dips in the ice-cold spring-fed stream , the effects of which could in turn only be alleviated by a long rest in the bar .