My name is Marion Vermazen. I am a traveler, hiker, reader, Sun alumnus, computer geek, YouTuber, Spanish and French language student, knitter, weaver and genealogist.
Punakaiki, Day 2
It rained most of this morning, so we hunkered down in our cozy cabin and read. According to Google, the west coast of New Zealand’s South Island gets 2 meters of rain a year!
Duke kept the fire going. The wood stove did a good job.
Around noon the skies started to clear. We drove down to the Pancake Rocks and Blowholes visitor center in Paparoa National Park. We did the loop hike out to the coast.
Starting the hike to Dolomites PointPancake RocksLooking north
I am a traveler, hiker, avid reader, Sun alumnus, computer geek, Spanish and French language student, knitter and genealogist. I am retired after working for almost 30 years in the Computer Industry. I live in Reno, Nevada with my husband Duke.
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Those pancake rocks are unique. How were they formed?
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Those pancake rocks are unique. How were they formed?
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