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    Emerald lake, Tongariro trek: by clare-tamea, Views[363]
         		 Tongariro Great Walk : by clare-tamea, Views[374]
         		 Hot water pool bathing, near Taupo: by clare-tamea, Views[347]
         		 Redwood forest walk, Roturua: by clare-tamea, Views[515]
         		 Roturua - Okere Falls: by clare-tamea, Views[467]
     
    Maori challenge, Tamaki village: by clare-tamea, Views[465]
         		 Silica terraces, Orakei Korako, near Roturua. : by clare-tamea, Views[934]
         		 Orakei Korako thermal area, near Roturua: by clare-tamea, Views[481]
         		 We're not sure if this is still the Clutha River or Lake Dunstan.: by taylortreks, Views[243]
         		 The Clyde Dam.: by taylortreks, Views[250]
     
    Although what's inside the building has nothing to do with what's written on the outside...: by taylortreks, Views[306]
         		 The historic buildings in Clyde are still in use today.: by taylortreks, Views[364]
         		 The Clutha River has the prettiest green color we've seen yet in NZ.: by taylortreks, Views[382]
         		 Clyde is a pretty little historic town between Alexandra and Cromwell.: by taylortreks, Views[297]
         		 We took the back roads to civilization. The Remarkables make a great back drop for this rock fence.: by taylortreks, Views[275]
     
    What an expansive vista! From the Raggedy Range all to the way to the Remarkables peeking over the top.: by taylortreks, Views[251]
         		 This venerable old truck served Bonspiel station for many years.: by taylortreks, Views[298]
         		 Can you imagine clearing all those rocks to plant ANYTHING?: by taylortreks, Views[267]
         		 Rohan!!: by taylortreks, Views[252]
         		 But it was a loooooong climb back up to the car!: by taylortreks, Views[251]
     
    The rock on the right hand side of the dam made a great vantage point for photos of the dam.: by taylortreks, Views[267]
         		 It makes for a very interesting landscape.: by taylortreks, Views[251]
         		 Lots of rock on all the ridges.: by taylortreks, Views[267]
         		 We took a lunch break by the dam. Those leaks were a little troubling, but it looks as though they've been there for a while.: by taylortreks, Views[242]
         		 Poolburn Reservoir. This is where they filmed the Rohirrim village being burned by the wild men.: by taylortreks, Views[406]
     
    Stone outcroppings litter the Raggedy Range leading to the Ida Valley. Does anyone expect to see the Rohirrim galloping into view? You should!: by taylortreks, Views[264]
         		 The Ophir Post office was built in 1875 using local schist.: by taylortreks, Views[273]
         		 The Ophir bridge is one of the few remaining suspension bridges left in NZ.: by taylortreks, Views[475]
         		 The impressive bridge abutments for the Ophir bridge were made with local stone.: by taylortreks, Views[409]
         		 The Ophir bridge is a one-lane bridge and it's a tight squeeze at the entrance.: by taylortreks, Views[354]
     
    It's a breezy, cool day and Kent is trying to stay warm.: by taylortreks, Views[265]
         		 These rocky outcroppings are everywhere.: by taylortreks, Views[293]
         		 The Dunstan mountains continue northward from Omakau.: by taylortreks, Views[226]
         		 Looking west toward the Dunstan mountains.: by taylortreks, Views[271]
         		 Pan to the right...: by taylortreks, Views[235]
     
    These first photos are a panorama of the valley near Omakau. The scenery is so different from everywhere else we've been in NZ. It is fascinating. And beautiful! This shot looks from Omakau north towards Alexandra.: by taylortreks, Views[215]
         		 The mountains come down to the water at Lake Pukaki near Twizel. Gorgeous!: by taylortreks, Views[296]
         		 Lake Tekapo was crowded with water-loving kiwis.: by taylortreks, Views[257]
         		 We LOVE having sunshine and blue sky on moving day.: by taylortreks, Views[274]
         		 Look at all the lupines!: by taylortreks, Views[324]
     
    Waitomo cave-tubing amidst glow worms : by clare-tamea, Views[1545]
         		 ... but we had smooth sailing to the South Island. This was our first view of the Marlborough Sounds.: by taylortreks, Views[250]
         		 It was a dark and gloomy day...: by taylortreks, Views[309]
         		 Necessity IS the mother of invention! Cargo containers were brought in to be used for businesses near Cathedral Square.: by taylortreks, Views[285]
         		 It's Santa Claus! Hi Santa!!: by taylortreks, Views[367]
     
    Who's that on the balcony?: by taylortreks, Views[330]
         		 It's heartbreaking to remember how Cathedral Square was vibrant and alive with people enjoying the beauty.: by taylortreks, Views[313]
         		 It was always in use in 2005.: by taylortreks, Views[301]
         		 The great big chess board is empty.: by taylortreks, Views[349]
         		 More damage. Kent and Anna think that maybe some material from the original cathedral should be salvaged to use when rebuilding.: by taylortreks, Views[286]
     
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