South Island : Milford, Rain and Wildlife

Oceania » New Zealand » South Island
November 3rd 2018

Published: November 24th 2018

3 to 6 th November Rainy grey days don‘t stop us and as the weather changed we put on our layers and boots and set off from Lake Wanaka on our way to Queenstown and I knew a nice little place for a walk. I had visited Diamond Lake last time in the sunshine having a picnic by the side of the road. This time there was a proper car park and signs for the walks and as we returned from the circuit r... Read Full Entry

Photos are below

Photos: 61, Displayed: 21

Comment Follow (17) Message

Lynne Brown

Mumtraveller

Keeping this travel blog enables me to reflect and record my journeys as well as communicate with my family and friends. I shouldn't be amazed me that complete strangers in this travel community will want to read about what I am up to as they are a great bunch of folk. I have swapped my home and hospitality for many years now and always I have met such wonderful open, generous and friendly people. Travelling alone lots of the time I am never lonely ..there is always the travelblog to keep me company. Planning for future trips and onwards now. Don't let the grass grow under you feet. ... full info

Blog Options

Top Photos Blog Map

Print Version

[blog=1027707]

[blogger=35022]

1st December 2018

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Foreboding weather, abundant wildlife and a few hair pen curves
Glad you had a nice house to stay in for home exchange. What a great way to see the world. NZ is beauty round every corner. Glad you enjoyed the sounds again. Sounds lovely. I was in Queenstown the first time in 1989 and it was a village of about four streets. Times certainly have changed. I was shocked when I was there in 2008. Life moves on.

Tot: 0.049s; Tpl: 0.016s; cc: 9; qc: 19; dbt: 0.0251s; 1; m:domysql w:travelblog (10.17.0.13); sld: 2; ; mem: 1.1mb

Do not copy images or text from this page without requesting and receiving permission. All rights are reserved by the author and photographer.

Contact Lynne Brown (Mumtraveller) - a lack of a response does not mean that you have permission to use material from this page.

South Island : Milford, Rain and Wildlife

Copyright Notice: All Rights Reserved