The Interislands backing into the ferry terminal at Picton, we live on the side of the hill to the left.
The ferry in the distance down the Queen Charlotte Sound, it is just turning into Tory Channel.
Peeping through the ferns at the beautiful Schoolhouse Bay. an aerial view showing some of the inlets off the main Sound.
The clear clean glassy waters of the sea on a good day, looking at Allports Island.
The clear clean glassy waters of the sea on a good day, looking at Allports Island.The Beautiful Marlborough Sounds.
I have added a interesting slide show of the Marlborough Sounds, but although these are very good photos, they are not mainly mine, so I though I would put some of my pictures on the site. These will all be of the Queen Charlotte Sounds; there are several other parts ie Kenepouru Sounds, Makau Sounds, Tennison Inlet, Port Underwood Sounds, Fresh Pass, Endeavour Inlet, Tory Channel, Pelorus Sounds and Grove Arm to name most of them. The Queen Charlotte Sound is the longest and is the Sound that the ferry from the North Island cruises down after entering Tory Channel. The ferry sails between Wellington and Picton several times a day, there are actually two different companys with two big ships each. The Interislander and the Bluebridge, both are roll-on-roll-off car ferries, but they also carry trucks and also train carriages.
Picton is a major tourist destination, a cute little town and it is where we are lucky enough to live.
