Back into the mountains. Today is John's birthday.
 75.40 Kb The Remarkables in the early morning light. Queenstown |
 101.94 Kb Skyline Restaurant above Queenstown. The evening before, we rode up there on the gondolas and had a beer. |
 71.89 Kb Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown |
 123.37 Kb We made a halfhearted attempt to catch a ride on this steamer the day before, but it left port before we could purchase tickets. |
 122.62 Kb Two California Sequoias in Queenstown. Beautiful trees. The Skyline Restaurant can be seen above them. |
 73.39 Kb Part of the Eyre Mountains, across the lake from Queenstown |
 67.34 Kb The Eyre Mountains across Lake Wakatipu from Queenstown |
 141.12 Kb An old mining camp between Queenstown and Cromwell. |
 82.60 Kb Our first glimpse of Mount Cook |
 95.83 Kb Mount Cook |
 75.81 Kb Mt. Cook |
 93.86 Kb Jodi and John and Mount Cook at Lake Pukaki |
 98.13 Kb Mount Cook, Lake Pukaki |
 102.40 Kb Mount Cook and Lake Pukaki |
 110.63 Kb Mount Cook from Lake Pukaki |
 81.39 Kb Mount Cook. Yes, that is Lake Pukaki's natural color - again, it's rock flour from glaciers held in suspension. Very interesting color - like a(n American) robin's egg. |
 125.93 Kb Mount Cook to the right, Mount Sefton is under the long ridge of cloud to the left of Mt. Cook. |
 122.23 Kb Mt. Sefton(3157m) and Hooker Glacier |
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