Sunday 18 February 2018

Clear water at Lake Okataina


Road trip today and once of the spots we stopped at was lovely peaceful Lake Okataina which is the largest of 4 lakes between Lake Tarawera and Lake Rotorua. This lake has native bush all around it and there are signs up saying no overnight camping, there were only a small handful of people while we were there. Scorching hot day so we paddled our feet in the shallows.

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13 comments:

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Lovely spot to stop and cool off at Amy ✨

Andy said...

Beautiful... I can feel the tranquility.

local alien said...

Beautiful lake okataina. I would love to have a house on the banks of this lake!

Wayne said...

sounds like they are trying to preserve this for future generations. It's a lovely view with the mountains and clouds against the water

carol l mckenna said...

Gorgeous lake and sky shot!

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William Kendall said...

A pretty spot!

Graham Edwards said...

A beautiful area and I particularly like Lake Tarawera.

Bill said...

A nice place to stop, enjoy and cool off.

betty-NZ said...

What a lovely place!

NatureFootstep said...

seems to be a be great place for a visit :)

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

Oh summer! Paddling one's feet is a wonderful time-honored way to take advantage of a scorching hot day -- and in a beautiful place like that Lake it is perfect.

Kalpana said...

I feel like dipping my feet in that water already. Wonderful photo.

Lady Fi said...

What a lovely, peaceful spot.

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