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This timber bridge accross the Waitaki River, New Zealand was constructed in 1881 and is still in use today. It connects the small town of Kurow with the Hakataramea Valley.
The name Kurow is an anglicised version of Te Kohurau (a nearby mountain) and means "many mists".
The river bank was a nice place for a picnic this Easter Day :)
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Canon EOS 450D, Lens EFS 17-85mm
Date Time = 2011-04-24 15:18:05
Exposure Time 1/160", F9, ISO 100, 7.38 TV, 6.38 AV, Focal Length 17mm
Post processed in PSP
Happy Easter