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Thread: Gibbs Farm
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17th November 2015, 04:23 AM #21
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17th November 2015, 05:51 PM #22
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Very nice and interesting images, thanks for sharing
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17th November 2015, 06:13 PM #23
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Thanks for the comment Binnur.
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17th November 2015, 11:40 PM #24
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Great set... They're all wonderful but I think #1 is my favourite for the unique combination of the wildlife critters in the foreground with the beautiful architecture. Something I've never seen before. And #2 because it is so different... And of course I love the giraffe, too.
And image #1 of the second set... unique and just seen.
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18th November 2015, 12:18 AM #25
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I truly appreciate your showing us this place...I already feel tired just looking at them. I am glad you took the time and show us what you got here...
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18th November 2015, 06:43 AM #26
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Christina thanks for your comments. It is a unique place and I was in awe of the scale of some of the sculptures.
Originally Posted by Brownbear
Great set... They're all wonderful but I think #1 is my favourite for the unique combination of the wildlife critters in the foreground with the beautiful architecture. Something I've never seen before. And #2 because it is so different... And of course I love the giraffe, too. And image #1 of the second set... unique and just seen.
Izzie I am glad you enjoyed them. We walked about 7Km but missed going down to the sculptures on the harbour which would have added about another 4Km. Originally Posted by IzzieK
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18th November 2015, 08:06 AM #27
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How long did it take you to go around the whole place and did your photography there? Will it take the whole day or more? I am thinking of next year if I can plan ahead that far...to take Bill there or somewhere else in NZ...I am really interested...or if I cannot squeeze it in, I'd love to go to other place in NZ instead...as this year will be the rainforest of Tassie I'm taking Bill to. Originally Posted by pnodrog
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18th November 2015, 08:25 AM #28
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Izzie you are allowed in a 10 am and have to leave by 4 pm so we just ran out of time. Apart from toilets there are no facilities so you need to take a picnic lunch and drinks (no alcohol allowed). It is only open one day a month and is booked out for about 6 months ahead. Originally Posted by IzzieK
Plenty of other things to see here.
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19th November 2015, 02:01 AM #29
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This is an understatement but NZ is one of my favourite places to go ... just that I have to adjust my ears everytime I hear you people having a conversation. Your cousins up there in mainland Oz I am used to very well as most of them around me are of Scottish descent. Originally Posted by pnodrog
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