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…Lesson 1: Geology

Exploring the southern portion of this island we have had the chance to see:

landslide activity on the Routeburn Track one of the GREAT Walk of the world
caves carved out by ocean tidal wave action at Cathedral Cave
the explosive pressure that can be created in Jack’s blowhole a sea cave with a collapsed ceiling

9722 - south on the west cost

9732 - Blue Pool hike on the way to Qweentown

9741 - Blue Pool hike on the way to Qweentown

9747 - Blue Pool hike on the way to Qweentown

9765 - Blue Pool hike on the way to Qweentown

9767 - Blue Pool hike on the way to Qweentown

9771 - on the way to queenstown

9779 - the Routeburn track Day 1

9782 - the Routeburn track Day 1

9793 - the Routeburn track Day 2

9801 - the Routeburn track Day 2

9820 - the Routeburn track Day 2

9832 - the Routeburn track Day 2

9837 - the Routeburn track Day 2

9852 - the Routeburn track Day 3

9862 - the Routeburn track Day 3

9863 - the Routeburn track Day 3

9866 - the Routeburn track Day 3

9867 - the Routeburn track Day 3

9914 - living on the Lam campsite

9935 - yellow eyed penguins

By Chris Panacci in Uncategorized on February 17, 2018.

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