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Lake Wakatipu, a glacial lake of 80km in length, this probably is the longest lake in New Zealand. “Wakatipu is said to be a shortened form of “Wakatipuwaimaori” though its meaning appears to be unknown. It is usually supposed that the proper form should be “Waka-tipua”, the components meaning, respectively, “trough” and “goblin”. The trough is the lake and the goblin (or monster) rests therein and his breathing causes the regular rise and fall of the “waimaori” (fresh water) that fills the trough.” – amazing yeah?
This was taken along the shores of Lake Esplanade (45°02’05.7″S 168°39’16.5”E), golden hour just before sunset. Hotel (The Lodges) was just across the road. Best place to stay in Queenstown if you ask me. Have a great week guys!
Sig Nordal 