Nugget point – on a dull day – still beautiful!!!!
Just to prove that any day is a good day to visit Nugget Point. Here are some photos of a recent visit on a cloudy day.
Rainbow Station Road – Part 1 – St Arnaud to Island Saddle
The Rainbow Road was built in the 1950s when electricity pylons were installed to supply power to the Nelson and Buller regions. The road runs from St Arnaud (the main gateway to the Upper Wairau Valley) through to Hanmer Springs in North Canterbury (134km north of Christchurch). Rainbow Station including the private formed roads and…
Acheron Road (Molesworth Station Road)
For a long time we wanted to travel from Blenhiem to Hanmer Spring via the Molesworth Station Road (and the Rainbow Station road – see post soon). We always seemed to be in that area at the wrong times, the Kaikoura earthquake, the road closed due to bad weather or we had the dogs with…
Catlins Lake – Catlins
You’ve probably guessed by now that the Catlins is one of our favourite places to visit. Turn off at Owaka on the Pounawea road and explore the Catlins Lake, Jack’s Bay and Catlins heads – you certainly won’t be disappointed.
Catlins Sea lions – Part 2
Yes, another post about sea lions!! We are just a little bit obsessed with them at the moment, we are seeing them everywhere.
Papatowai – Catlins
Papatowai is a small settlement in the Catlins, Clutha district of the southeastern South Island of New Zealand.
Cannibal Bay – Catlins
Another beautiful beach in the Catlins – Cannibal Bay
Hindon
On a beautiful autumn day, after a walk around the Sutton Salt Lake track (see post), we had lunch at Quench cafe in Middlemarch then headed to the Hindon Railway station.
Sutton Salt Lake
It was a beautiful warm Autumn day last Sunday so we decided to head to the Sutton Salt Lake near Middlemarch. The hour long easy walk around the Sutton Salt Lake is a great way to enjoy the tranquility and natural history of this stunning landscape.
Sea lions of Jacks Bay – Part 2
After seeing the two females and two pups ( see Sea lions of Jacks Bay – Part one post), the next day we had family visiting and we took them to Jack’s Bay to see if the same sea lions were still there. As we walked along the beach we could see a group of…
Sea lion’s of Jack’s Bay – Part 1
On a recent trip to Jack’s Bay we saw a large female and smaller female sea lion getting out of the water and heading reasonably quickly up the beach.
