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    by iowflute, Views[200]
         		 The historic bridge is pretty neat!: by taylortreks, Views[231]
         		 On our way back home we stopped at the Pelorus River Bridge. Some students were enjoying a dip. They were jumping from the rocks on the sides.: by taylortreks, Views[316]
         		 These ducks had a pretty blue band in their feathers.: by taylortreks, Views[207]
         		 On our way back, we noticed the duckies taking it easy in the tidal pool. One of many!: by taylortreks, Views[231]
     
    ... and here it is!: by taylortreks, Views[202]
         		 by iowflute, Views[190]
         		 Supposedly there's a beach through here...: by taylortreks, Views[154]
         		 by iowflute, Views[179]
         		 Culvert Creek makes its way to the sea.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
     
    by iowflute, Views[239]
         		 Since there was bench handy for Anna, Kent made a quick visit to Culvert Creek.: by taylortreks, Views[157]
         		 Ahhhhh! The nice trail. We have to admit that the Department of Conservation in NZ did a FANTASTIC job of maintaining trails all over the country.: by taylortreks, Views[104]
         		 Thank goodness there's a good path through this jungle!: by taylortreks, Views[147]
         		 We chose the shorter walk to Porters Beach.: by taylortreks, Views[368]
     
    The tide was waaaay out! The visitor pasttime seemed to be using the rocks to leave messages.: by taylortreks, Views[150]
         		 Holiday accommodations abound in the area.: by taylortreks, Views[150]
         		 Looking toward the visitor's kiosk.: by taylortreks, Views[126]
         		 Crossing the tidal basin on the raised walkways. Anna is looking towards the ocean.: by taylortreks, Views[148]
         		 Unfortunately, we never made it over here for a longer stay. This was just a day trip. It looks like there is plenty of beautiful sights to explore in the park.: by taylortreks, Views[155]
     
    There's an interesting gift shop across the street from the visitor's kiosk.: by taylortreks, Views[113]
         		 We drove through densely wooded areas before arriving at the park.: by taylortreks, Views[166]
         		 This is the way to end a little excursion... Go taste some wine. Allan Scott's 2013 Sauvignon Blanc was especially good!: by taylortreks, Views[221]
         		 Cloudy Bay is off to the left, this is the view toward Blenheim and a lovely vineyard right below us.: by taylortreks, Views[228]
         		 A view from the small, winding road. We're looking over Cloudy Bay again.: by taylortreks, Views[144]
     
    It's hard to believe there's a pine forest on the next ridge over.: by taylortreks, Views[229]
         		 Another trail to follow. We didn't do the whole 6 km.: by taylortreks, Views[246]
         		 A very small and winding road (one lane in a lot of places!) took us over the hill to White's Bay.: by taylortreks, Views[111]
         		 SPLASH! Ah, waves crashing...: by taylortreks, Views[141]
         		 Up close and person with the sea gull. He kept an eye on us!: by taylortreks, Views[119]
     
    This is inside of the little cave. You could hear the waves booming before you got down the trail. It was weird to see the water coming in here, when the bay was behind us.: by taylortreks, Views[116]
         		 This is the trail as it winds down to little Monkey Bay.: by taylortreks, Views[103]
         		 We found two caves as we wound down the walkway. The little one on the left was very interesting...: by taylortreks, Views[122]
         		 But we did have a clear view of the rugged coastline.: by taylortreks, Views[106]
         		 We tried to see the North Island through the haze, but today was not the day.: by taylortreks, Views[160]
     
    The waves mesmerize us yet again...: by taylortreks, Views[147]
         		 The waves are gentle in Cloudy Bay, but they still wash up shingle.: by taylortreks, Views[114]
         		 The rock walls were built by volunteers.: by taylortreks, Views[127]
         		 Gollum,
         		 The Monkey Bay Walkway is graded as easy, as the toddler can attest.: by taylortreks, Views[120]
     
    Our moderately winding road had outcroppings that reminded us of Poolburn.: by taylortreks, Views[231]
         		 Another gorgeous wide river valley.: by taylortreks, Views[223]
         		 On the way home – looking toward Nelson.: by taylortreks, Views[235]
         		 This view is looking back to the gorge from a wider valley.: by taylortreks, Views[222]
         		 From the falls – a lovely view back up the gorge.: by taylortreks, Views[219]
     
    There's plenty of spray to keep the plants along the river watered.: by taylortreks, Views[249]
         		 The falls started about 1 meter high and are currently about 10 meters.: by taylortreks, Views[203]
         		 The Maruia Falls were created during the 1929 Murchison earthquake.: by taylortreks, Views[174]
         		 Anna is still waving at everything after the zip line ride. She's waving at our shadows here.: by taylortreks, Views[178]
         		 A look down river.: by taylortreks, Views[141]
     
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