Kotihotiho, Cave Creek Paparoa National Park, Punakaiki, New Zealand

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Kotihotiho, Cave Creek Paparoa National Park, Punakaiki, New Zealand

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Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage

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Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Ara Flickr

Description

Arguably one of the most beautiful spots on earth, Cave Creek was the scene of a tragedy in 1995 when a viewing platform collapsed killing 17 polytechnic students & a Department of Conservation field officer. Visitors numbers are relatively low, and the constantly damp environment ensures that disturbed foliage quickly grows back on every av...

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Image

Date created

2013-10-07

Creator

Steve Reekie

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Te Ara Flickr Pool

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/30798443@N02/10182583593/in/pool-teara/

Locations

Punakaiki,

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