The south coast of Wellington on the eastern side of the harbour faces some of the worst weather in the world — the storms of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica. Sometimes the southerlies that blow in from there seem intent on making that point, but on a fine day the coast's a beautiful place to be, whether you're fishing, bouldering (that's Baring Head in the far distance) or just sitting or ambling and thinking. Or maybe not thinking.
[29 December 2010, Canon 20D, 24–105 mm f4, ISO 200, 1/200s at f16]
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