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Patrick Lam :tinoflag:
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@va2lam@mastodon.nz  ·  activity timestamp 19 hours ago

Driving away from Wānaka, one can go towards Raspberry Creek and then Aspiring Hut in the Matukituki Valley. There are also a bunch of crags this way (not pictured). #tramping #hiking

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The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
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Patrick Lam :tinoflag:
Patrick Lam :tinoflag:
@va2lam@mastodon.nz  ·  activity timestamp 19 hours ago

Over on the South Island, there's Wānaka, which is definitely not a city, but it is in a stunning location.

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From Mount Iron one can see the small suburb of Albert Town, with mostly houses and some fields and trees in the distance. To the left there is some evidence that the picture was taken from some rock feature.
From Mount Iron one can see the small suburb of Albert Town, with mostly houses and some fields and trees in the distance. To the left there is some evidence that the picture was taken from some rock feature.
From Mount Iron one can see the small suburb of Albert Town, with mostly houses and some fields and trees in the distance. To the left there is some evidence that the picture was taken from some rock feature.
Almost all mailboxes in NZ seem to have a "no circulars" sign, though this box allows Mitre 10 circulars.
Almost all mailboxes in NZ seem to have a "no circulars" sign, though this box allows Mitre 10 circulars.
Almost all mailboxes in NZ seem to have a "no circulars" sign, though this box allows Mitre 10 circulars.
Used skis and snowboards decorate a fence in Albert Town.
Used skis and snowboards decorate a fence in Albert Town.
Used skis and snowboards decorate a fence in Albert Town.
Mount Iron has a bunch of cliffs that one might climb, even on an overcast day like this one.
Mount Iron has a bunch of cliffs that one might climb, even on an overcast day like this one.
Mount Iron has a bunch of cliffs that one might climb, even on an overcast day like this one.
Patrick Lam :tinoflag:
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@va2lam@mastodon.nz replied  ·  activity timestamp 19 hours ago

Driving away from Wānaka, one can go towards Raspberry Creek and then Aspiring Hut in the Matukituki Valley. There are also a bunch of crags this way (not pictured). #tramping #hiking

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The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
The track from Raspbery Creek to Aspiring Hut has a side track to Shotover Saddle, which we didn't take. There are some falls and cliffs on this track.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
Going from Aspiring Hut up to Cascade Saddle, there is a pretty tame river crossing.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
The Matukituki River and valley in light clouds. The valley itself is the green like grass, while the slopes are treed. You can see some snow on the mountains, barely.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
Approaching Aspiring Hut (in the centre of the image, but small), there is one pole with an orange cap (for visibility), as well as the hut itself and two auxiliary buildings to the left.
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