A daily photo from Ōtautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand
Today I walked up the Bridle Path, then down it into Lyttelton, then back up the path from Lyttelton and then up to the Gondola. This part of the track is the walk up to the Gondola. It was very pretty with the cloud rolling in.
Here’s the other side of the track looking up towards the Gondola.
The panoramic photo was taken about half way down the Lyttelton side of the Bridle Path.
I can see why you love trekking up over the Port Hills on such a regular basis. Besides being great exercise (more like R&R for the soul), the rewards awesome!
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Yes, it’s certainly rewarding for both the views and the work out. It’s a very fast way to increase fitness that’s for sure!
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