The Waikato River is the longest river in New Zealand, running for 425 kilometres through the North Island. It rises in the eastern slopes of Mount Ruapehu, joining the Tongariro River system and emptying into Lake Taupo, New Zealand’s largest lake.
Waikato River
Dit bly maar besonders. Mens kan nie ophou kyk daarna nie. Dink nie SA se water kleur is soos hierdie nie
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Die water in NZ het die mooiste kleur!!! Ek is mal daaroor!
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Stem saam
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Great selection of photos. It is a dangerous river and fast moving.
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I can imagine it is dangerous!
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That first picture is amazing. The rushing water you caught nicely. Wonderful shots
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Thank you Tree!! The colour of the water is just amazing!
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It looks beautiful!
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Nice share and nice pict. Thanks
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Thanks
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These are stunning photos of the river! Especially the first and last one.
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They are my favourites too! 😀
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amazing photos Aletta! wow!
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Thank you so much, Lola!
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Sjoe, dit kon net sowel ‘n foto vanuit SA wees. Lyk skoon bekend vir my alhoewel ek nog nooit daar was.
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Daar is dele daar wat my ook aan SA laat dink!
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Beautiful photos, Aletta. Love the churning, foamy water in that first one. 🙂
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Thank you, Sylvia!!
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oh that blue in the water is amazing – but unlike sunset dragon… (above) – I would not go rafting there- looks scary – argh – but I can see why this is NZ’s greatest – whew
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I agree! The water looks far too scary for me!!
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🙂 – powerful and beautiful – crazy miix 🙂
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This is amazing and I would love to go white water rafting here.
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It is an amazing river!
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