Inukshuk at Mount Cook Glacier  by shepherdmanswife

Inukshuk at Mount Cook Glacier

Wish I was still there. Blast from the past just edited today.
An inukshuk is a structure made of stones piled on top of each other. Inuksuit, or inukshuks (which means more than one inukshuk) were used for navigation in the frozen north where, in the snow, everything could look the same. They were also used to mark sacred places. Usually found in Canada and USA but spotted here in New Zealand
Beautiful!
September 15th, 2020  
Very cool perspective, and lovely lesson, thanks.
September 15th, 2020  
Will be a bit more snow around at the moment.. beautiful spot..
September 15th, 2020  
oh man, gorgeous scenery.
September 15th, 2020  
Lovely
September 15th, 2020  
What a majestic place. Fav
September 16th, 2020  
Wow! What a view! This is spectacular. FAV and Pinning. =)
September 16th, 2020  
Beautiful photo and interesting info.
September 16th, 2020  
Fav
September 16th, 2020  
Stunning image!
September 16th, 2020  
They are called a huge in Hawaii. Nice low pov
September 16th, 2020  
Beautiful landscape shot
September 16th, 2020  
Beautiful landscape
September 16th, 2020  
Fabulous view!
September 16th, 2020  
Beautiful capture fav
September 16th, 2020  
the colours are so striking
September 16th, 2020  
Lovely composition
September 16th, 2020  
Stunning capture.
September 17th, 2020  
Beautiful
September 18th, 2020  
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