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Arthurs Pass visit

September 28, 2023

Arthurs Pass visit
As our visit south drew to an end and with snow forecast we decided to stay in Arthurs Pass on the way home and see what the area looked like coated in white. After a wait we were greeted with fat, wet, heavy snowflakes which made it feel like a winter wonderland and got everyone very excited (us being from the warm tropics of Nelson). 
Although it looks chilly, the snow falling straight down was a welcome respite from the gale force winds and the driving horizontal rain and sleet that we had recently experienced further south. The next morning we awoke to a silent morning with only the sound of branches cracking under the weight of snow. As the road reopened we explored the upper reaches of the Waimakariri River and watched the fog lift from the valley unveiling Mt Stewart. 
Please keep checking back for more updates from our adventure further south and the paintings that will eventuate from this trip...







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