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Saturday 27 June 2020
Taumarumaru Scenic Reserve
Stay safe where you are, kia kaha.
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...scenic, verdant and beautiful.
Wow, stunning views and such lush, green landscape. That looks like a great place to walk.
Gorgeous landscape photos ~ favorite is the beach shot!
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Beautiful photos.
I remember the day (days?) we spent exploring all the beaches of Doubtless Bay from Mangonui and Whatuwhiwhi where we stayed. I don't think that I have ever done a blog post with more beaches from tiny Parakerake Beach to the expanse of Tokerau Beach. I'm feeling quite 'homesick'.
Looks amazing Amy, a really nice walk, how long was it? Beautiful views and a paddle too, who could ask for more 💙
I lived "up north" for nearly 40 years and have never been there. Must look for it next time we are up there with some spare time.
Looks like a lovely place to visit, especially when there are no crowds around :)
It was around 15-20 minute walk but yes so worth the climb.
I love those views of the ocean and the land is very interesting. What a treat to be at the ocean in winterime. I used to live close to the Gulf of Mexico in Texas and I loved going to the beach in the wintertime.
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