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    Kyler Smith
    Photo Date: 
    01/19/2017
    The parking area.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    Most of the view on the short hike to the face of Fox Glacier has a landscape like this.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    Huge rock faces caused by a result of glacial recession.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    A view from the trail to Fox Glacier.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    As one of the rainiest places in New Zealand, many small waterfalls can be seen in the steep terrain.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    The final approach to the viewpoint.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    Fox Glacier.
    Kyler Smith
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    01/19/2017
    A zoomed-out view of the previous picture. While the viewpoint changes over time as the glacier retreats further, casual visitors should always stay behind the yellow rope barriers.
    Kyler Smith
    Photo Date: 
    01/19/2017
    Looking away from Fox Glacier at the viewpoint back toward the trail in the direction of the Tasman Sea.

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