Maoriland An Illustrated Handbook to New Zealand
Maoriland An Illustrated Handbook to New Zealand
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- Whatever other excursions tourists omit, let them not on any consideration leave Queenstown without ascending Ben Lomond, or, at any rate, Mount Bowen. They will possibly read the Visitors' Book at the hotel, and if they do, they will just as possibly be puzzled as to where Ben Lomond is and how the ascent can best be made. This information we shall try to give. Starting from the hotel and catching up 39 the bridle-track, which anyone will point out to hire, the tourist follows this path, whi...ch is distinctly enough marked, some three miles up, till he reaches a wire fence that bars his further progress. He will observe on his right hand a long, low spur running out towards the lake. This is Wedge Peak, from which a very good view is obtained of Wakatipu and the Kawarau Valley. Going on through the gate the tourist continues his upward climb till he reaches what is called the Saddle. He will easily recognise this by the circling sweep of snow clad mountain ranges that bound the entire horizon in front of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- Whatever other excursions tourists omit, let them not on any consideration leave Queenstown without ascending Ben Lomond, or, at any rate, Mount Bowen. They will possibly read the Visitors' Book at the hotel, and if they do, they will just as possibly be puzzled as to where Ben Lomond is and how the ascent can best be made. This information we shall try to give. Starting from the hotel and catching up 39 the bridle-track, which anyone will point out to hire, the tourist follows this path, whi...ch is distinctly enough marked, some three miles up, till he reaches a wire fence that bars his further progress. He will observe on his right hand a long, low spur running out towards the lake. This is Wedge Peak, from which a very good view is obtained of Wakatipu and the Kawarau Valley. Going on through the gate the tourist continues his upward climb till he reaches what is called the Saddle. He will easily recognise this by the circling sweep of snow clad mountain ranges that bound the entire horizon in front of him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ltd Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand to read onlineMoreLess
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