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Granite formations on Mt Titiroa in Fiordland National Park. Photo: Shaun Barnett/Black Robin Photography
Some of the most remarkable landscapes in the country contain granite forms and features. From Gertrude Saddle, we climbed slopes towards Barrier Knob in the Darran Mountains, and from the top looked upon Lake Adelaide, clasped among some of Fiordland’s higher mountains. Resting on the summit, I laid my hand over the coarse granite rock […]
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