ipernity: Aschi "Freestone"'s photos

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look in the station hall at the present time are in the building the sales rooms of the Taieri Gorge Railway, the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame, a gallery, a restaurant and offices of the city government.

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Dunedin Railway station, built of black basalt and Oamaru limestone. Inside, about 800,000 tiles were made into mosaics in other pictures

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on the way to Dunedin Dunedin is located at Otago Harbor. The city is known for its cultural heritage of the Scots and Maori, and for its architecture from different periods

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here would be hair cut once attached :-)) the rock is wrapped in seaweed

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let your imagination run wild one, two three ........ Sharks made of stone

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Jack's Blowhole in the Catlins. It is located 200 m from the sea and is 144 m long, 68 m wide and 55 m deep. Waves are compressed through the underground tunnel and explode into the blow hole. There is a lot of noise both from the water and from an air blast caused by the rising of the sea from the tunnel.

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Great view from Florence Hill Lookout on Tautuku Bay

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the view in the jungle on a lonely Lake Wilkie

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Here it looks like in the jungle on a walk to Lake Wilkie

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The journey continues through unique landscapes

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a highlite, the trees in the Petrified Forest grew about 180 million years ago, they still look like wood today, but they are as hard as stone

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a highlite, the trees in the Petrified Forest grew about 180 million years ago, they still look like wood today, but they are as hard as stone

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Curio Bay is known for its petrified forest and the rare yellow-eyed penguins, the rarest penguin species in the world They are endemic to New Zealand. The penguins breed at Curio Bay. The little penguin is waiting for his parents who will bring him the food

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At the southernmost point of New Zealand you will hardly find houses, but some extremely beautiful landscapes. Slope Point is sheepfarming country, where you have great views of the sea, the coast and the surrounding cliffs. here you will also find very interesting trees. The strong winds, which sweep over the region again and again, cause the trees to grow in the direction of the wind.