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    Typical one way bridge (whoever gets there first gets to cross first; simple) except this one also has a train track running down the middle.: by anijensen, Views[345]
         		 Mt. Tasman on left (NZ's second highest), tip of Mt. Cook barely visible in the clouds to the right (NZ's highest): by anijensen, Views[310]
         		 Melting droplets in a glacier cave: by anijensen, Views[379]
     
         		 Blue Pools: by anijensen, Views[351]
     
    Gorgeous stream north of Wanaka: by anijensen, Views[277]
         		 Jetboating on the Dart River, near Glenorchy, New Zealand: by anijensen, Views[324]
         		 Sun coming up, with moon over the mountains, as seen from our room at Wanaka: by anijensen, Views[1188]
         		 The turbines inside the Manapouri Power Station. It can produce about 750 megawatts, enough to power Auckland, but 540 megawatts are consumed by the nearby aluminum smelter, for whom the power plant was originally build in the 1960s.: by anijensen, Views[325]
         		 Model of the power station inside the mountain. The blue tubes are the 178-meter water drops from the lake above, the yellow tube is the 2-km access tunnel that we descended in a bus.: by anijensen, Views[280]
     
    Doubtful Sound, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand: by anijensen, Views[281]
         		 Out first look at Milford Sound as we crested the pass: by anijensen, Views[280]
         		 Something our guide had us do. Jump height was directly proportional to age.: by anijensen, Views[632]
         		 Reflection of the mountains in Mirror Lake: by anijensen, Views[1622]
         		 Mirror Lakes: by anijensen, Views[312]
     
    Another kia looking for a handout, while we were waiting our turn to drive through the tunnel: by anijensen, Views[272]
         		 A penguin on its back, preening its feathers: by anijensen, Views[303]
         		 A seal tossing (and tearing) a mackerel with gusto and appetite!: by anijensen, Views[268]
         		 Kayaking Milford Sound, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand: by anijensen, Views[374]
         		 One of many waterfalls at Milford Sound: by anijensen, Views[248]
     
    Milford Sound: by anijensen, Views[273]
         		 A naughty kia, walking next to Anita, obviously expecting something.: by anijensen, Views[282]
         		 Mouth of the tunnel from the power station inside the mountain. The lake above is 178 meters above sea level (the mouth of this tunnel), this tunnel is 10 km long through the mountains.: by anijensen, Views[280]
         		 A `Dij' player at Circular Quay, Sydney: by locomocean, Views[1356]
         		 Anita is riding Pip, who was one of the stars during the charge of the Rohirrim at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.: by anijensen, Views[347]
     
    Funyaks, inflatable canoes, on the Dart River: by anijensen, Views[1192]
         		 Driving west from Queenstown along the shore of Lake Wakatipu, toward Glenorchy and Middle Earth: by anijensen, Views[319]
         		 Trying to rescue Boromir, Aragorn was briefly pinned to this big tree by the Urukai leader’s shield.: by anijensen, Views[509]
         		 Boromir died next to this tree. There was also a statue next to it in the movie.: by anijensen, Views[494]
         		 Bag End, The Shire: by anijensen, Views[309]
     
    Looking at the northern end of Lake Wakatipu, at the mouth of the Dart River, with its origins in the Southern Alps (aka The Misty Mountains): by anijensen, Views[1189]
         		 Isingard’s location, initially covered with greenery by movie magic. Can you just imagine Ents and lots of water flooding in to quench Saruman's evil manufactory fires?: by anijensen, Views[381]
         		 Brand new babies, they are so fuzzy they look out of focus: by anijensen, Views[333]
         		 “The Bridge that Wasn’t Crossed” over Hooker River: by anijensen, Views[309]
         		 A sip of pure snow melt water, Tasman Glacier valley: by anijensen, Views[350]
     
    Argo 8-wheel drive vehicle, headed to explore up the Tasman Glacier valley: by anijensen, Views[1566]
         		 Weird magnetic or gravity phenomenon, we’re not sure which yet.: by anijensen, Views[385]
         		 Kayaking (and wearing a *very* unflattering lifejacket and kayak skirt) in Abel Tasman National Park, on the Tasman Sea: by anijensen, Views[333]
         		 On the beach at Little Kaiteriteri: by anijensen, Views[1163]
         		 Shy duck looking for something to eat (she got it) on the beach at Anakawa, waiting for the boat back to Picton: by anijensen, Views[280]
     
    Fern heads sprouting from the middle of a healthy plant: “You are all probably wondering why I asked you here today…”: by anijensen, Views[298]
         		 Kenepuru Sound, as seen from the Queen Charlotte Track: by anijensen, Views[1053]
         		 We are facing up the glacier valley, the silted end of the glacier on our right, two lakes behind us: by anijensen, Views[1352]
         		 The end of the glacier is on the left (under a layer of silt), calved icebergs floating in the lake: by anijensen, Views[302]
         		 Lake at the bottom of the Tasman Glacier valley: by anijensen, Views[267]
     
    Lake Tekapo: by anijensen, Views[285]
         		 A real good look at some Middle Earth scenery, with Edoras about 1/3 from the right edge: by anijensen, Views[674]
         		 The Golden Hall of Edoras was built on Mount Sunday in the foreground: by anijensen, Views[1208]
         		 Edoras with its elaborate set, a still from the movie: by anijensen, Views[374]
         		 Another look at this extraordinary bridge, over a beautiful turquoise river: by anijensen, Views[310]
     
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