After going up to the Denniston Plateau we continued our journey to Karamea.
We arrived there for a late lunch as the Denniston detor was not on the itinerary. As there were no cafe's our lunch was supplied by the motel and comprised a selection of sandwiches with tea or coffee. After this we headed to the start of the Heaphy track where we went across a swing bridge and did a loop walk at the start of the track.
Karamea, isolated, windswept, and beautiful. Your last photo, that is really beautiful, and so much a part of that west coast area.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a magical spot isn't it. The fact that cyclone Debbie circled around us but left us dry made it even more special.
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