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         		 Father and son with the view from their house in their eyes: by hmj, Views[343]
     
    Amazing sunset above the clouds producing 130km/h winds: by hmj, Views[334]
         		 Adventure in the city with my friend : by hmj, Views[317]
         		 Peace Flame: by hmj, Views[347]
         		 Multiple exposure showing how people can hide emotions : by hmj, Views[955]
         		 Fresh morning dew drop: by amysandford, Views[327]
     
    The bridge to adventure: by amysandford, Views[335]
         		 A hidden surprise of beauty: by amysandford, Views[310]
         		 Meeting ones of the friendly horses: by amysandford, Views[300]
         		 Looking down the tree lined path to beyond.: by amysandford, Views[341]
         		 Mount Taranaki's First Dusting of Snow: by natcwaugh, Views[274]
     
    Tongaporutu in Taranaki, October 2nd: by natcwaugh, Views[225]
         		 Port Taranaki on a cold winters evening: by natcwaugh, Views[247]
         		 Dawson Falls on Mount Taranaki, Cold Winter Day: by natcwaugh, Views[291]
         		 Boat at Port Taranaki at Twilight: by natcwaugh, Views[265]
         		 Marae: Maori House where they use to celabrate, for meetings, funerals and is a sacred place : by animalswildlife, Views[590]
     
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    The Pinnacles summit (726 meters) provides astounding views of the Coromandel peninsula, Even with the clouds, Tairua harbor and the Pacific Ocean are visible to the East. : by vfrascello, Views[1216]
         		 The final 100 meter ascent of the Pinnacles track is treacherous and requires bouldering skills. These hikers are using steel ladders and step-rungs mounted by the Department of Conservation to make the climb safer and more accessible. : by vfrascello, Views[402]
         		 The Pinnacles Hut warden recounts of last weeks’ 3-day search and rescue mission for a missing hiker in the Kauaeranga Valley below.: by vfrascello, Views[361]
         		 Swing bridge over Webb Creek. With only a small amount of rainfall, the marked river crossings can flood to dangerous levels. Emergency bridges and flood detours were constructed to improve track safety. : by vfrascello, Views[723]
         		 The Pinnacles track follows an old pack-horse route used to supply loggers during the 19th century. This carved-rock staircase was built in the 1840’s to ease the 500 meter ascent. : by vfrascello, Views[454]
     
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