Moeraki Boulders

I've always wanted to visit and today we did. For more info about these boulders check out this link: http://www.moerakiboulders.com/

Right after this stop we dropped in on @maggiemae and met her and her lovely husband. A few coffee's and a chat later, and I'd made a new friend. So nice being part of this friendly community.

[Simply Amanda]

Soooo cool. Love the seat!

[Joce]

Wow this is fabulous, I this a naturally round rock ? The children look like they love it up there. Fav

[Lesley Chisholm]

@jocee Thanks Joce. It is natural and there are quite a few of them. For more info you can check out the link http://www.moerakiboulders.com/

[Joce]

@kiwichick Thanks Lesley i will check this out !! I really like your photography, with all the children and happiness.

[Joce]

Wow Leslie, what a phenomenon these boulders are. I love this community !! It's like traveling in my own home. I'm following you for more great photos. Fav

[brianarmoured]

Those are cool.

[KWind]

Very cool! I thought they were concrete at first. Thanks for including the link!

[Lisa]

wow

[Alison]

Nice pic! I saw it on the trending page and thought, oh, somebody else is in New Zealand? hehe. Nice shot. I went there 20 years ago but not on my last few trips. Enjoy the south island :)

[Tina Mac]

Very interesting and such a great shot of them on it...super.

[Gabi]

Such a great location. Love this shot.

[Maggiemae]

I don't remember this big boulder being around - most of them are half buried or fallen apart!

[Lesley Chisholm]

@maggiemae And of course I meant to mention you in this post as it was the day we visited you! But I put it up in a hurry! Will edit now :)

[Krista Marson]

That is a very large boulder! Nice portraits.