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Here we are over 900metres above sea level at the summit of the Lindis Pass. Just a little snow, the skies have turned cloudy and a cold misty rain meant we ate our picnic warm and dry in the car.
This is not the sort of place one would want to get lost in. Miles of beautiful nothingness - not even a tree.
And . . . there were reports in the late 1990's of a panther-like feline roaming the hills.It is easy to imagine it is still there . . watching....waiting.....
The first Otago gold rush was in this area in 1861- it was short as the big discovery at Gabriels Gully took the prospectors away.Archaeological remains of the alluvial mining from the 1860s can still be seen off the beaten track.
TicK