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Description: This is a path that splits leading in two different directions around the lake. This photograph was taken at Pine Knob Nature Preserve.
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This is the path leading to the Prysten House in Plymouth. This house is the second oldest house in Plymouth and was built in 1498. Now the bottom floor is occupied by the Tanner brothers who run their restaurant from this location.
Nestled by the sea, this hilly capitol on the southern tip of the North Island is a walker's paradise. We rode a cable car up to the Wellington Botanic Garden, then strolled down an inviting series of garden paths through a lovely old cemetery until we reached the city centre. After a cafe' dinner we explored the waterfront and watched Wellington come to life at night. Magical!