
It was one of those moments of weakness -
one suggestion led to another and before we knew it - we 'booked' ourselves into the local Hotel at Lake Tekapo - which surprise surprise had no kitchen - BUT did have the lowest price for a room and nights accommodation - apart from the shared YHA - which we could not use anyhow as we no longer fall into

www.earthandskynz.com/
or this
www.photos/earthandsky
We had been up there at night previously last year and thoroughly enjoyed the night sights - even if it was a two jacket night - eg very very cold! the views are worth it. Anyhow - I will have to confess - Epic fail - I clean forgot to pack the tripod - so no night shots !! Major bummer :( :(
I did try and use a rock and shoot - but still got camera shake - so after some frustrating 15 minutes - i gave up. Must buy a night sky postcard and "take picture" from there - the stars are stunning and the milkyway can be seen clear as with the Southern Cross and its pointers being smack bang in middle of the Milky way . While TRY-ing to snap a pic we also saw the ISS zipping past - urm - overhead so to speak. We went back to hotel and I re-read the de-structions on how to best do night pictures taking. Hopped into bed - which was a mission in itself - the Bed was a Double size - so much smaller then what we were used to AND it was one of those where your bum sinks in the middle and the head and toes are higher up. Sigh - I miss my firm mattress!!

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