Anthea rugged up against the blast of the cold and gusty winds
There were patches of snow on the mountain
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Julie and Anthea are the Glavender Girls. We have been working away from our home base since November 2006. This Blogspot is to share our events and activities with friends and family while we are away.
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January
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- Tongariro Alpine Crossing
- Looking up along the initially wide and smooth tra...
- TussockSteam and sulphur ventsA lone daisy struggl...
- Anthea surveying the stark landscape and wondering...
- A view of the lakes in the distance
- Various aspects of the volcanic landscape
- Anthea rugged up against the blast of the cold and...
- The track opens onto the flat, yellow expanse of S...
- Julie above one of the Emerlad Lakes- it was tempt...
- Landscape scenes of the trekAll volcanicThe track ...
- The intrepid girlsAn alpine Buttercup
- View of the Blue Lake -The track descends easily ...
- The track descends easily onto the scoria-dotted f...
- Anthea sinks into the soft bush to enjoy the cool ...
- Julie looking fresh as a daisy and dappled in the ...
- Apline flowers nestle amongst the volcanic rock
- The Day We Visited The Farm
- A Day at the Farm
- Midsommer Dreams
- Summer Madness
- Summer Madness
- Susan Goes Mad At The Farm
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1 comment:
Wow I admire your tenacity and fitness. I had thought that one day Brian and I would attempt the Tongariro Crossing but I am sad to say that my fitness would not allow this as a one hour walk on the beach at Omaha is about all I can manage these days!! Sandra
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