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Severn River meandering through granite boulers

The Severn River flowing over granite stones

Red Cliffs Scenic Reserve on the banks of the Murray River

Visitor on the Perry Sand Hills formed after an ice age 40 thousand years ago

Rain falling from storm clouds over Shoalwater Islands Marine Park

Tourists cruising on Lake Wakatipu on TSS Earnslaw

TSS Earnslaw on Lake Wakatipu arriving at Walter Peak Station

Cyclists that have ridden the Station 2 Station Cycle Trail from Mount Nicholas Station

Bikes parked at the end of the Station 2 Station Cycle Trail at Walter Peak Station

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Visitor on the Perry Sand Hills formed after an ice age 40 thousand years ago

Visitor on the Perry Sand Hills formed after an ice age 40 thousand years ago and now forming a landscape spread over 333 ha that is continually changed by the wind. It has featured in numbers of films, TV shows and advertisements. The Wentworth Pioneer Museum has on display the remains of megafauna found here: kangaroos, lions, emus and wombats. Near Wentworth, far southwest New South Wales, Australia

Colonel's Homestead at Walter Peak Station

Wharf at Walter Peak Station on the southwestern shore of Lake Wakatipu

Colonel's Homestead at Walter Peak StationBike racks at Walter Peak Station at

Two tourists photographing the gardens at Walter Peak Station

Colonel's Homestead and gardens at Walter Peak Station

Southern stretch of Lake Wakatipu with The Remarkables on the right

Gravel road through farmland on the southern shore of Lake Wakatipu

Distant view of the iconic TSS Earnslaw plying the waters of Lake Wakatipu

Beech forest descending to Lake Wakatipu

Lake Wanaka and mountains still snow-covered in November

Snowy landscape in the Crown Range with tussock grass and other alpine growth

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Colonel's Homestead at Walter Peak StationBike racks at Walter Peak Station at

Colonel's Homestead at Walter Peak StationBike racks at Walter Peak Station at the end of the Station 2 Station Cycle Trail, on the southwestern shore of Lake Wakatipu, first built in 1908, rebuilt after a fire in 1977 and now a restaurant. The gardens were begun in the 1870s by the original owners, the Mackenzie family. Near Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand

Crown Range Road that is the country's highest main road

Vista from the Crown Range Lookout over snow-covered mountains

Snowy landscape in the Crown Range with tussock grass

Kawerau River and Gorge and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power stations

Kawerau River and Gorge and and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power

Bungy jumpers being picked up from the Kawarau River after bungy jumping from the

View over Lake Wakatipu to the Remarkables still capped with snow in November

The Remarkables covered in snow rising above Lake Wakatipu

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Kawerau River and Gorge and and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power

Kawerau River and Gorge and and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power stations fed by Roaring Meg stream. Kawarau Suspension Bridge, the birthplace of bungy jumping, is about 22 km upstream. Near Queenstown, Central Otago, New Zealand

1930s, Dams, Electricity, Fast, Flowing, Generation, Green, High Angle View, Landscape, Scenery, Swift Flow, Water

The Remarkables rising above Kelvin Heights and Lake Wakatipu at dusk

Visitors on the swing bridge over the Makarora River with its crystal-clear water

Trampers and the swing bridge over the Makarora River

Makarora River coloured by glacial sediments

Tramper on the swing bridge over the Makarora River

Swing bridge over the Makarora River and two trampers

Fast-flowing Makarora River coloured by glacial sediments

Makarora River that flows into Lake Wanaka

Gilly's Point on the Sunshine Bay walking track through native bush following

View with wildflowers from the Sunshine Bay walking track through native bush following

A walker on the Sunshine Bay walking track through native bush following the shore