After the Cruise at Milford Sound, as the sun was getting down, Yin Ping and Ho Keung drove from Milford Sound back to Te Anau. It was not fun to drive on roads which was in complete darkness and it was time for them to take the evening meals in the next hour.
The road condition in New Zealand was good. Since the road cut between high mountains, driving on it was like travelling at mountain-deeps. The steep walls of the mountain looked very much like black curtains hanging down.
The sunset views at Lake Te Anau (at Te Anau Downs) showed the silhouettes of trees, hills and grass against the still bright sky. The mirror from lake water reflected some of the yellow light from the setting sun. All these sceneries were very different from those in bright day-light.
The next morning was sunny. Yin Ping and Ho Keung left Te Anau (south- west) and drove to Dunedin which was in the south east of South Island. On the way they saw some farms and their farmhouses, sheep on the fields and very tall trees which shielded the land from strong winds.
The road condition in New Zealand was good. Since the road cut between high mountains, driving on it was like travelling at mountain-deeps. The steep walls of the mountain looked very much like black curtains hanging down.
The sunset views at Lake Te Anau (at Te Anau Downs) showed the silhouettes of trees, hills and grass against the still bright sky. The mirror from lake water reflected some of the yellow light from the setting sun. All these sceneries were very different from those in bright day-light.
The next morning was sunny. Yin Ping and Ho Keung left Te Anau (south- west) and drove to Dunedin which was in the south east of South Island. On the way they saw some farms and their farmhouses, sheep on the fields and very tall trees which shielded the land from strong winds.
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It was full of natural beauty and wonders but not only that it was hard to stop the car to take pictures, our little camera also would not do justice to God's creation.
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