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I took this photo from a small bridge over the stream but without a tripod because I never carry one. Of the three photos I took, this one gave me the idea of cropping it for an abstract photo because the water formed interesting shapes. I just saw this when uploaded the photos to my pc. See photo below! 👇
Still most of the leaves are green or turning brown from lack of rain. I hope everything changes during the next few days.
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I had hoped to get down to the stream when the snow was deeper and still on the trees, but I couldn't get near it until Thursday. I love how the snow covers up all the trash & litter that is everywhere, especially after storms.
This Blue Heron lives at Fassnight Park, about a five-minute walk from our home, and has become so used to us stalking him that occasionally he seems to pause for the camera to accomodate us before continuing his search for crawdads and minnows. . .
Giant Te Paki Giant Sand Dunes
17kms from Cape Reinga, at the end of the Te Paki Stream Road, is the best kept secret of Aotearoa – the majestic Te Paki Giant Sand Dunes. The dunes are huge and many, with history in every grain of sand.
90 Mile Beach
Running along the base of the Te Paki Giant Sand Dunes is the famous Te Paki Stream, well known for it’s quicksand and its strong hold on cars. It’s a 3.5 km. pleasant walk down to the famous "Te Oneroa o Tohe - 90 Mile Beach".
"The Martial Glacier lies 1,050 meters above sea level and it is the most important source of fresh water in Ushuaia. It has been named after explorer Luis Fernando Martial, chief of the French expedition that reached the area with scientific purposes in 1883.
In the summer, this is an ideal place to practice various activities such as hiking or trekking with circuits of different durations -from a few minutes to a whole day itinerary- and difficulties. But when the winter comes, everything is covered by a white blanket."
An unused frame from a few years ago while on a week long holiday in the lakes, when there was an extra foot of water in the Lake.
Looking forward to heading back here in March.
“To be happy in this world, especially when youth is past, it is necessary to feel oneself not merely an isolated individual whose day will soon be over, but part of the stream of life flowing on from the first germ to the remote and unknown future.”
- Bertrand Russell
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