It really looks like this! This is Mt Potts Station, the private land where the location for the Edoras set was.
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- Cafe along the road
- Matamata and Hobbiton
- Rotorua
- Taupo
- On beyond Napier
- Napier
- Moana Park Winery
- Matariki Winery
- Pahiatua campsite
- Campsite in Pahiatua
- Giant kiwi
- Clouds
- Matariki/Pleiades
- Looking north
- Obelisk
- Winter Solstice stone
- Stonehenge
- "The Look"
- Escaped cattle!
- Rose at Paua shop
- My favorite tattoo!
- Tattoo clients
- Tattoo museum
- My favorite, of course
- weta museum
- Elvish armor
- John Howe at Weta
- Weta!
- Te Papa museum
- Wellington
- Nelson, FINALLY
- Mussels
- Kaipoura
- BD in the woolen store
- Waimete
- Lindis Pass
- Valley below
- Above Arrowtown
- On the way back to Deep Cove
- Evening's coming
- Reflections
- Water runoff
- BD enjoying a beer
- BD braving the outside
- Going into Tasman Sea
- Bird island
- Silent cove
- Tree avalanche
- Mountains above Doubtful Sound
- Waterfall
- Spider Web
- Doubtful Sound from Wilmot Pass
- Beech trees
- Moss on Wilmot Pass
- Lake Manapouri
- Lake Manapouri
- Lake Manapouri
- Flat White in Queenstown
- Leaving Edoras
- Photo taken by film crew
- Silver River
- Helm's Deep
- Marker on top
- View out the front
- Climbing up
- Our group
- Our guide, Mike
- Valley behind
- Surrounding mountains
- Edoras
- On the way to Edoras
- Road to Edoras
- Terry, BD and Nancy
- Lake Pukaki
- Two Thumbs Range
- Lake Tikapo
- Ralph at Lake Tikapo
- BD enjoying the wine
- Little Blues at the Antarctic Centre
- Monday 5/11, to the coast
- Lake Tikapo to Queenstown
- Leaving Christchurch, day after Edoras tour
- Edoras tour
- Day 1: something like 30 hours of airtime. No hass...
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