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         		 And even catch a glimpse of one of the remote homes scattered throughout the Sounds.: by taylortreks, Views[296]
         		 You could also see further out into the Marborough Sounds.: by taylortreks, Views[339]
         		 But you definitely had a bird's eye view of the lovely port town of Havelock.: by taylortreks, Views[322]
         		 It certainly was a STEEP trail through the forest up to the first lookout on Queen Charlotte Drive.: by taylortreks, Views[325]
     
    The waves and wind exposed other boulders that would eventually end up on the beach.: by taylortreks, Views[317]
         		 With a caramel interior around the chocolate rock.: by taylortreks, Views[322]
         		 Other boulders appeared to have been deflated.: by taylortreks, Views[282]
         		 Which allowed the collection of fresh water into small pools for algae and lichen (and some really small insects!).: by taylortreks, Views[312]
         		 Some boulders were cracked open.: by taylortreks, Views[292]
     
    The inclement weather certainly limited the number of other tourists on the beach.: by taylortreks, Views[184]
         		 As did Kent.: by taylortreks, Views[187]
         		 But Anna enjoyed the visit.: by taylortreks, Views[189]
         		 It was a dank and gloomy day when we stopped to the geologically odd Moeraki Boulders.: by taylortreks, Views[206]
         		 Interestingly, several viaducts are curved to the the track route.: by taylortreks, Views[313]
     
    Here, we headed for 1 of the 35 viaducts (bridges) on the route.: by taylortreks, Views[364]
         		 Just that final nudge by the engineer's assistant to allow the engine to make a good connection with the train of carriages.: by taylortreks, Views[316]
         		 Almost there ... make sure you're well clear of the rails!: by taylortreks, Views[180]
         		 The engine is now moving over to our set of rails for the return journey.: by taylortreks, Views[223]
         		 Here comes the engine after disconnecting from the front of the outbound train.: by taylortreks, Views[201]
     
    Given the short autumnal days, our train turned around in Pukerangi rather than making the full trip to Middlemarch.: by taylortreks, Views[301]
         		 Here's one of the deeper portions of the Gorge. As you can see, it's much more shallow than its counterparts in the western US.: by taylortreks, Views[306]
         		 The Gorge itself isn't too spectacular.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
         		 After the trains cleared one another, our conductor switched the points back to their original configuration.: by taylortreks, Views[196]
         		 The curving track allowed full view of the longer special train.: by taylortreks, Views[178]
     
    The trains met at Hindon, which was one of the few places they had room to pass.: by taylortreks, Views[224]
         		 We met a special train (carrying participants in a breast cancer awareness hike?) that was returning to Dunedin.: by taylortreks, Views[232]
         		 Whew! We made it out to the other side of the arched tunnel.: by taylortreks, Views[183]
         		 The tunnels are SMALL and train carriages had to be specially sized to fit within their constrained confines.: by taylortreks, Views[180]
         		 Here, the train begins to enter the first of 10 tunnels on the route.: by taylortreks, Views[232]
     
    The Taieri Gorge Railway is DEFINITELY one our favorite train rides! It rates right up there with Cumbres & Toltec and Durango & Silverton.: by taylortreks, Views[255]
         		 We even found the Chesire Cat that had eluded us on our first visit to the Castle gardens.: by taylortreks, Views[390]
         		 Here's Alice herself awaiting by the greenhouses.: by taylortreks, Views[309]
         		 Several Alice in Wonderland characters greet you in the garden.: by taylortreks, Views[376]
         		 But your reward is a panoramic view across Dunedin Harbour.: by taylortreks, Views[289]
     
    You must climb UP to the lookouts scattered throughout the gardens.: by taylortreks, Views[210]
         		 Larnach Castle is more of a manor house rather than an actual castle.: by taylortreks, Views[317]
         		 Gus the Albatross accompanied the boat, looking for a handout from the tourists.: by taylortreks, Views[358]
         		 A colourful friend checked to see if we had crumbs for its mid-morning snack.: by taylortreks, Views[318]
         		 A picturesque panorama above Manpouri greeted us as we returned to the harbour.: by taylortreks, Views[331]
     
    It looked as if the clouds stayed on the Sound and didn't come to the Lake at all - they had sunshine all day long.: by taylortreks, Views[301]
         		 But then sunshine magically appeared as our ferry came to fetch us back across the Lake.: by taylortreks, Views[199]
         		 Clouds continued to lower throughout our cruise, which made it rather brisk on deck!: by taylortreks, Views[200]
         		 A distinctive reminder of the Maori heritage in this tranquil landscape.: by taylortreks, Views[204]
         		 Waves and wind were much more active near the mouth of the Sound.: by taylortreks, Views[222]
     
    Looking westward out from the Sound, there's no land across the Pacific Ocean until Argentina (more than 7000 km!).: by taylortreks, Views[245]
         		 But the clouds and rain soon closed back in.: by taylortreks, Views[199]
         		 Sunshine broke through for a moment as we began our cruise on the Sound.: by taylortreks, Views[194]
         		 Here, the waterfall follows the path cleared by a 'treevalance.': by taylortreks, Views[176]
         		 And yet another waterfall near the head of the Sound.: by taylortreks, Views[191]
     
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