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Thread: rock bivys youve stayed in and animals seen from bag

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    rock bivys youve stayed in and animals seen from bag

    just been looking at american views of mountains and made me think of the different rock bivys around the country
    my number one is in the kitchener,,june n frosty as with three deer wondering down the flats as the sun emerged over the skyline
    nostalgia id give to the glaisnock
    vincent ck in the whitcombe,,great view
    slept under many a rock but wouldnt call them a bivy

    so lets hear yours
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    This one is in Tongariro National Park.
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    Not really weather proof but a pretty cool spot nevertheless.

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    This isn't in NZ but saved me glassing for Goats a few wet BC days.

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    And then this one I didnt get to sleep in but was pretty sweet

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    Hard to remember which is which sometimes... North Routeburn is a good one but Forgotten River Hotel probably my favourite.

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    Camped up next to the Hilux under the awning, chatting away with the lads you wouldn't believe it but, a but a silly Sika hind went barreling past us within 30yds. Couldn't believe it, we were being bloody noisy and the wind was all over the place.

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    Theres a good one up the top of Lambert River (tahr block) good spot to sit and glass for tahr out of the weather. We sat in there in the evenings watching tahr with a bottle of Scotch and chunks of ice that had fallen down off the glacier above, unbeatable
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    Glaisnock - spent a couple of days sitting in there watching the rain come down - don’t recall seeing any deer - just water!

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    Roaring Billy, Haast has a good one. Right hand side 3/4s of the way up the valley.
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    Quote Originally Posted by time out View Post
    Glaisnock - spent a couple of days sitting in there watching the rain come down - don’t recall seeing any deer - just water!

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    shes a spectacle on a rainy day alright,,walked out from the biv to glaisnock hut in a torrent
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