Rosie outside the Arts Centre I think it was, in Christchurch yesterday. She is a great ambassador for the city.
Now I am at Lake Takapo and I don't think I have been anywhere as beautiful in my life.
Nor have I seen such blue water.
Sarah - black and blue from pinching myself!!
How can water be so blue - it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so beautiful - what a wonderful time you are having.
After Iceland, New Zealand would have been my other must see country, both very similar indeed, but NZ gets hotter. Much hotter! I love those dandelion sculpture fountain thingamajigs! The scenery is absolutely incredible.
ReplyDeleteOh. Oh. Oh.....
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Wow amazing, that is blue, looks like copper sulphate I used to use for marking out when I was an apprentice
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning photos x
ReplyDeleteAlison in Devon x
It's beautiful, you are very lucky.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery in New Zealand and how lucky you get your own personal tour guide. Is granddaughter Rosie named after your NZ friend. Iris is named after dil's Granny and Florence after my Granny. Xx
ReplyDeleteThose fountains are amazing, great big dandelions spraying water instead of seeds. Perfect. Wow that lake is amazing with the mountains in the background.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Oh that is a beautiful lake, with the mountains as backdrop. The fountain is also marvelous. You are fortunate to have your friend Rosie there!
ReplyDeleteIsnt Lake Tekapo stunning - that blue is pure magic - Val n Ron xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the beautiful photos. I can remember being amazed at the colour of the water in the lake someone told me it was to do with the melt water from the snow on the mountains. I'll have to look it up to see if that is true. keep enjoying yourself. Shirley.
ReplyDeleteJust looked it up the turquoise is caused by rock flour in the melt water which is suspended in the water. Shirley I love Google.
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing. I'll probably never get to see such sights so thank you for showing us.
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