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Category Archives: NZ flora and fauna
Rumble in the Jungle – Murray Creek track, Reefton
One of our favourite places for mountain biking and hiking is the wee town of Reefton. It is just under an hours drive inland from Greymouth so one of our go-to places when we have some time on our hands … Continue reading
Cycling the Paparoa Track
We are so lucky to have the most recent Great Walk, The Paparoa Track as part of our big backyard. It is New Zealand’s first purpose built dual purpose hiking and cycling track. Just up the road at Punakaiki – … Continue reading
Coal Creek Falls Waterfall Walk in the Rain
Singing in the rain just singing in the rain, what a glorious feeling to be getting soaked by the rain…… One of our favourite walks on a rainy day is the Coal Creek Falls Waterfall walk in the little village … Continue reading
Lake Matheson Walk, Fox Glacier, South Westland
Lake Matheson is possibly one of the South Island’s if not New Zealand’s premiere short walks and arguably the most photographed. Most photographers go there in the hope of capturing the picture perfect reflection of Mt Cook and the Southern … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, NZ flora and fauna, NZ history, outdoors, photography, Travel
Tagged Fox Glacier, Glacier Country, HikingNZ, Lake Matheson, NZ bush walks, nzphotography, NZwalks, outdoors, photogaphy, short walks nz, travel
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Grey District, Heart of the West Coast – 5 short walks
The Grey District is known as the Heart of the West Coast. An easy 2 hour drive south to the glacier region and to the north we have Buller with The Great Coast Road, numerous beaches and gorgeous bush walks. … Continue reading
Virtual Mystery Tour West Coast – Grey District, Heart of the West Coast
Well it seems an apt time to showcase our own Grey District – heart of the West Coast. A great place to base yourself to explore north and south – east and west, no not west, you’ll be in Australia. … Continue reading
Posted in beaches, cycling, Grey District, Mountain biking New Zealand, Nature, NZ flora and fauna, NZ history, outdoors, photography, Travel
Tagged Grey District, mountain biking nz, mountain biking west coast, NZ beaches, NZ bush walks, NZ photography, surfing NZ, Surfing West Coast, West Coast
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Virtual Mystery Tour West Coast – Oparara Basin, Karamea
I know I haven’t been around much in the blogging world of late – for some time actually. Thought given the turmoils of the world lately it was a good time to pop back in and say hi. Going to … Continue reading
Exploring the Wonders of South Westland – Mahitahi River Valley
Stephen and I are fortunate to see and do some pretty special things in our time exploring the West Coast and a recent visit to beautiful Bruce Bay is definitely up there and added to that list of special things … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, NZ flora and fauna, NZ history, outdoors, photography, Travel
Tagged Bruce Bay, Mahitahi River, Mahitahi Valley, nature, nz history, outdoors, photography, rivers, snow capped mountains, South Westland
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10 Mile Valley – Valley of Mines Becomes Valley of Waterfalls
Drip, drip, drip, plop, plop, plop gurgle, gurgle, gurgle, swoosh, swoosh, swoosh That’s the sound of the rain slowly turning the 10 mile valley from the Valley of Mines into the Valley of Waterfalls. Many people curse the rain but … Continue reading
Posted in Grey District, Nature, NZ flora and fauna, outdoors, photography, Travel
Tagged 10 mile valley, Grey District, NZ native bush, Valley of Mines, waterfalls, weddings
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The Road Less Traveled – Taking a Drive through Untamed Natural Wilderness
It is so easy to get caught up with following the mainstream – be it in everyday life and including a road well-traveled. Sometimes we like to get in the car and just go for a drive – nowhere in … Continue reading