(5 years and 3562 days ago)

See the wooden basin at the left: the water from the river enters it and produces a centrifuge effect and washes the heavy white woolen covers you can see there.
No hot water... (5 years and 3562 days ago)

Commonly referred to as Pupu Springs - are New Zealand’s largest freshwater springs and the largest coldwater springs in the southern hemisphere. The springs contain some of the clearest water ever measured and reveal an extraordinary view of the colours and workings of the underwater world. The area is a taonga or treasure to Maori and is held in high cultural and spiritual regard both locally and nationally.
The horizontal visibility of the water in the springs has been measured at an average of 63 metres, a world record for fresh water. (5 years and 3558 days ago)

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Waikoropupu, Springs

Akassa says:

Looks really good!

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Beauchamp fall near melbourne. Shot taken with sony alpha 350. (5 years and 3564 days ago)

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Beauchamp, fall

friiskiwi says:

water looks too blue

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loopyluv says:

I like it!

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