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andrewg  > Vacation > 6. Hokitika
NZ Part 6. On the road to Hokitika, New Zealand, in town, and moving on. December 2005.
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andrewg > The Blue Pools. When the river floods, it scrapes mica off the walls of the surrounding rock, and eddies cause much of the mica to flow into this little side channel, where it settles and helps contribute to the stunning blue color of the water.
andrewg > The little track out to the Blue Pools. I love the way the track extends out over the rock and the patterns of the structure that support it.
andrewg > A swingbridge on one of many side tracks scattered all over the west coast.
andrewg > A boardwalk over a marshy bog on the west coast.
andrewg > A gnarly tree on the west coast.
andrewg > An unnamed waterfall on the west coast.
andrewg > A tree fern on the west coast.
andrewg > A small track near the Tasman Sea on the west coast. This track went through coastal vegetation until it reached a small lake, and then turned back again.
andrewg > The small lake reached by the track in the previous image.
The small lake reached by the track in the previous image.
> The small lake reached by the track in the previous image.
The small lake reached by the track in the previous image.
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