Breathtaking beauty at Mirror Lakes
Before arriving at Mirror Lakes, we were told by our guide that the views were stunning. Little did we know…
Once out of our bus at Mirror Lakes, we made our way to an slightly elevated wooden walkway that traversed the rest area’s length. Like ants, we filed along. Pretty much every single person who made that little walk started taking photos. Most were content to shoot their photos from wherever they could stop. I was determined to skip ahead or fall back to stay out of the pack and get a clear shot.
More photos from New Zealand
The mountains refledted perfectly in the still water create the illusion of a world upside down. And the fish swim underneath.
The reflection of the mountains in Mirror Lakes.
Omaru has so much fantastic architecture. Many of these buildings use Omaru stone, which was taken from quarries neaby.
The emblems around the edges of the stained glass signify the countries involved in the conflict. The center commemorates the New Zealand military branches.
Devonport is a seaside town on an island in New Zealand with the look of an old village. The architecture of many homes and shops is classic.
This sculpture caught my attention during our walkabout in Devonport, New Zealand
