Middle Earth South Island, nz
South Bay, Kaikoura
Clay Cliffs, Omarama
View behind Glenorchy township, near Queenstown
Native Bush, Paradise Valley, past the Dart River
On the way to Milford Sounds
View Across Lake Te Anau
Fly Agaric, the classic poisonous toadstool of fairy tales, flourishes under pine trees at Naseby Cememtary in autumn
They call The Maniototo "Big Sky Country" and its easy to see why
Rusted old farm equipment in Ranfurly, still in family hands 7 generations later
An original clay brick farm shed, this is all that remains from over 100 years ago
Early Settlers cottage, built with local schist rock, still stands at St Bathans
Autumn Glory at Blue Lake, St Bathans
Aoraki or Mt Cook, our tallest mountain
Lake Pukaki, the gorgeous blue colour is real and provided by glacial sediment
There truly is nowhere else like New Zealand anywhere in the world, with so many different landscape views packed side by side. Every corner offering a new vista, yet there is beauty in the small spaces as well.
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