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- Title
- Limestone Boulders, Bullock Creek, Paparoa National Park
- Content partner
- Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
- Collection
- Ministry for Culture and Heritage Te Ara Flickr
- Description
Parts of the streambed at Bullock Creek, in the Paparoa National Park, near Punakaiki, are strewn with massive limestone boulders, remnants of a large cave that once ran through this gorge. In some places, the stream runs below the ground, through newer carved cave pasages.
- Format
- Image
- Date created
- 2013-03-29
- Creator
- Steve Reekie
- Contributing partner
- Te Ara Flickr Pool
- URL
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/30798443@N02/9609769871/in/pool-teara/
- Locations
- Te Miko,
- Related subjects
- Aotearoa / New Zealand / New Zealand Wild / Nature / New Zealand Geographic / Wild / National Geographic / scenic / New Zealand photography / New Zealand Nature / view / West Coast / Buller / Paparoa / Paparoa National Park / Punakaiki / Bullock Creek / Limestone / Landscape / karst / karren / Moss / stream / Creek / South Island / Steve Reekie photography / Steve Reekie / New Zealand nature photos / New Zealand pics / nature photos / nature pics / wilderness / native / natural / beautiful / beauty / Wonderland Aotearoa / scenic New Zealand / wild New Zealand / New Zealand nature photography / nature photography / Steve Reekie photos / wild Aotearoa / photos / photography / #GreatNature / #stunning / #gorgeous
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