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3/21/19
mt taranaki
I haven't shown you the view of the mountain from my front yard garden lately,
so here ya go; two shots taken today just a few hours apart.
12/2/18
5/25/18
11/28/17
mt taranaki
As much as I love the view of this mountain from my garden, it was
great to get a different perspective on the 'other side'.
The railroad system in New Zealand began in 1863.
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7/12/17
Wednesday around the World
It is definitely winter in my part of the world but it's
still beautiful if you look around!
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6/22/17
Mt Taranaki
Even after ten years, I still find Mt Taranaki's moods quite stunning, Some of these were taken from my house and others are from drives around the mountain to look for different compositions.
The mountain's volcanic hills called the Pouakai Ranges.
6/4/17
Mt Taranaki
These are the latest photos I've taken of the mountain from the front yard garden.
I thought they turned out quite well!
4/7/17
Hurray!
I got to see the mountain at sunset for the first time in ages! The weather was rainy even before we got the backlash from Hurricane Debbie.
1/2/17
Mt Taranaki
I love to watch the mountain out the front window, especially when it's clear but windy. The clouds float past quite quickly and change shapes as they go. I also enjoy the lenticular clouds that form above the mountain.
8/10/16
mangamingi saddle shots
Today was a lovely and sunshiny day, so I went out to Mangamingi Saddle to take some photos of the mountain. The whole area is lovely pastureland and you can see for miles kilometers!
This sheep was curious about the lady with the camera.
And this is the same sheep in a wider shot. That's Mt. Ruapehu in the background toward the left (about 125k away--3 hours by road).
I love the wonderfully uneven ground that works great for grazing.
Of course, Mt Taranaki was in all his splendor and glory!
4/16/16
mt taranaki moods
It's easy to take in the every-day beauty around you and forget to record it in a photograph, but I did manage to shoot these scenes of Mt Taranaki. With or without clouds and/or snow it's a great sight.
2/20/16
I'm back!!
While I sort my photos, here are some that were taken from the plane. Some have been edited more than others.
Mt Taranaki
Mt Taranaki on the way back
Mt. Ruapehu with 'Mount Doom'
Farewell Spit (south island)
Southern Alps (south island)
Sounds at Nelson (I think)
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