Another brilliant walk through Taranaki's 'Goblin Forest'. The gnarled trees were so close and covered with moss and lichen they looked like hairy monsters.
Dawson Falls was a great spot for lunch and another chance to play with the settings on the camera!,
The branches seemed to twist and curl in search of the rays of sunlight.
A the end of the walk the mountain, for only the second time in the week, revealed her icy summit!
Stunning pics again guys. Sorry we missed face timing you but looks like the adventures are still coming thick and fast!! Big love X (ps: no postcard here yet hunt hint!!)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're excited about us coming...so excited that you've started out to the airport a whole week before we get there...amazing guys! Thanks!
ReplyDelete(irony is, I'm normally early to meet you and Dave's in the shower, chances are, when you get to the airport...I'll be in the shower!)
Looks brilliant weather. We were literally leaving New Plymouth when we realised Taranaki was fully visible for the first time. But it's a classical volcanic cone and the walks along its lower slopes are fabulous. Catch up soon!
ReplyDeleteLove Dad xxx