Image: 13th July, Mt Sefton In A Blanket Of Snow

Friday, 17 July 2009, 8:13 am
Article: Norman Mackay

Image: 13th July, Mt Sefton In A Blanket Of Snow

A view up lake Ohau by Norman Mackay .

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Caption:

"This a view of a northern vista from my deck area showing from left - Mt Ward, the Hopkins valley. In the centre of the photo is Mt Glen Mary. The right side is the Dobson valley with Mt Sefton in the rear.

Norman Mackay
Lake Ohau"

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Image: 13th July, Mt Sefton In A Blanket Of Snow