Images Dated 25th August 2019

Colonels 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

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Four cyclists pushing their bikes up a hill on the Station 2 Station Cycle Trail between Mount Nicholas Station and Walter Peak Station

Four cyclists pushing their bikes up a hill on the Station 2 Station Cycle Trail between Mount Nicholas Station and Walter Peak Station, one of a growing list of purpose-built cycle trails in New Zealand aimed at the tourism market. This one on the western shores of Lake Wakatipu is 14 km long on mostly gentle slopes and gives panoramic view of the Southern Alps. Near Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand

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Passerby photographing the Cardrona Bra Fence that began with four bras mysteriously draped on a fence

Passerby photographing the Cardrona Bra Fence that began with four bras mysteriously draped on a fence not to everyone's liking but augmented by hundreds, gaining acceptance by being rebranded in 2015 as the BRAdrona Bra Fence to raise money for breast cancer research. Cardrona naar Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand

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