A sleeping lake

July 2011

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July 2011

Fog Peak across Lake Wanaka. Photo: Pat Barrett
Black Peak, Lake Wanaka Evening is stealing across the Lake Wanaka basin with its inexorable flight across the western sky mirrored on the placid surface of the lake.  Whispy cloud cover soaks up the fading tones of the sun adding another touch of colour to this striking scene of mountain, valley and water. I’m at […]
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