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Tracks Heading West at Pukerangi Road

This is the Sugerloaf Stream that flows through the Routeburn Track in Mount Aspiring National Park. The park was established in 1964 and covers 3,562 square kilometres. Not only is the Routeburn Track part of the National Park but there's also tramping and hiking options that include the Rees-Dart circuit, Gillespie Pass circuit and The Mātukituki Valley.<br />
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Morning Cloud at Glenorchy Pier

According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite is said to have created the rose when her tears mixed with the blood of her dying lover Adonis. The mixture of tears and blood created a stunning red rose bush when they hit the ground. When the Romans identified Aphrodite as the Goddess of Love, they also adopted the rose as a symbol of love and beauty. However, Shakespeare once wrote, “Of all flowers, methinks rose is best” and that sounds good too.<br />
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I found this scene while heading through the Hakataramea Valley. It was spectacular to have the morning clouds loom over the Kirkliston range as the light hit. If you're not sure, the Haka Valley is tucked away in the Waimate District and it sits at the foot Kirkliston range in the South Island of New Zealand.<br />
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Old Fence Post in Long Grass

I took this photo on a June evening while heading home and the thing that I remember was that it was cold. Really cold! I mean toe curling, slap me across the face cold. The type of winter evening where the still night air simply goes right through you. Maybe that’s why the evening was so calm. <br />
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A Place With No Name

A Place With No Name

A Place With No Name
Racecourse Road, Lindenow (2015).

The view heading west along the Glenorchy-Routeburn Road which passes over the Dart River on the way to the Routeburn Shelter.<br />
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Summer's Day in the Lindis Pass

Evening on the Peninsula

The Morning Run - long journeys start with a small step.

New Zealand Track and Field Championships

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