Sunset on one of the many lakes. We camped next to this lake our first night on the South Island |
One of the beautiful sunsets on the ocean |
Me at Nelson Lakes National Park |
Pancake Rocks |
Sam at Pancake Rocks |
Rich on the hike to Fox Glacier |
Lake near Fox Glacier. It had a strange green color. |
Lake by Franz Josef Glacier. You can almost see the glacier in this picture. |
Lake Matheson. Yes it is this beautiful! |
Joe next to a river. In the background is a wall of white rock. |
A swinging bridge on one of our hikes |
Hiking. The forests were so thick and full of greenery. Sometimes it felt like walking through a fantasy land. |
Jenna. Looking off the railing there is a colony of sea lions. |
Castle Hill. This place kind of reminded us of Goblin Valley in Southern Utah. There are many rock formations to climb on and around. |
The tracks (NZ word for trails) are very well maintained. |
Lake Pearson. We camped right next to this lake one night. |
We saw many waterfalls |
My goodness--some really pretty places--or is it just really good photographers? This looks like my kind of country!
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I looked through those photos again, and it finally occurred to me that the weather is fall--as in "not summer" I don't know why that hadn't occurred to me before now--hence everyone wearing a jacket, and the beautiful fall colors. How cool is that--you get to experience two falls in one years time--and no harsh, cold winter. We really do enjoy following your trip on your blog.
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I have to agree about New Zealand being "my kind of place too". Even though we've been living on a Tropical Island for 15 months, I'm homesick looking at the mountains, waterfalls, autumn colors. We have several Missionaries serving here from N.Z. Love their accents! Have a wonderful rest of your journey! It's been so fun to read about the many places you've been to!
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