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A hidden gem

A hidden gem

A farmer carved a tunnel to this beautiful beach in the 1870s to make it accessible for his family. It must have been a painfully slow task but well worth the e...
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A farmer carved a tunnel to this beautiful beach in the 1870s to make it accessible for his family. It must have been a painfully slow task but well worth the effort. A hidden gem of Dunedin, NZ
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Canon PowerShot SX110 IS

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Aperture f/4 ISO 80 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 6000/1000

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Feb, 2017

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Captured on an early morning drive to the Harbour. Well worth it!

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An early rise to a fishing spot - beautiful morning for it

Secluded beach at a Cape Agulhas national park. We had the beach to ourselves to enjoy a few sun downers. One of many great sunsets on our road trip a

Up at the crack of dawn again to see the sunrise. Never any regrets with a beach to yourself and views like this. Taken on the North Shore, New Zealan

A winter's day walk along the black sand beach of Muriwai, New Zealand.

On a road trip through the South Island of New Zealand, we stopped to take a break and came across this lake. A beautiful, still clear day creating a

I came accross a great spot for a swim after walking through the outskirts of Lake Tarawera, New Zealand

Before slowly moving on from the mud bath, this elephant became a bit intrigued by us. Taken in the Pilanesberg, South Africa.

A misty morning with the glow of a sunrise around Hobsonville Point, Auckland.

Capturing this photo in the Pilanesberg, South Africa, where these two were cooling down from the heat of the day. They stayed around the watering hol

Another shot from our walk to watch the sunrise. A couple of bits of driftwood, managing to find their way to the shore.

We cut inland on our road trip along the east coast of NZ and stopped at a beautiful remote lake for a couple of nights. Taking in the majority of the

These grow like wildflowers, self-seeding in my fathers garden. They always look great and bring back memories of growing up in our family home.

A photo from quite a while back, exploring the Catlins - just south of Dunedin, New Zealand. We came across a walk to this remote waterfall. The first

This shot was taken on the outskirts of Chiang Mai, Thailand at the temple Wat Dio Suithep. Along with the flowers that are hanging from a trellis out

The efforts of an early morning hike up Lions Head in Cape Town, well worth it!

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