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There is something so captivating about gaining higher ground. Teddy looked out over the braided West Matukituki River as he worked his way up a nearby ridgeline. Can you blame him for wanting to sit here watching the day drift by?

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Teddy sat in awe looking over the path of destruction left by Dart Glacier. He found himself marveling at the lines in the ice, the juxtaposition of shades that reminded him of Cruella De Vil and the mounds of debris hiding deep crevasses and unseen treachery. Once he finally managed to tear his gaze from the beauty of the glacier itself, he wandered through the glacial till. Picking his way around boulders and enjoying the fine sand on his paws. Teddy eventually found himself at the bottom of the glacier and looked back on the immense wall of rock hiding the blues of thick ice beneath.

Teddy thought he might be cresting over another small hill as he made it to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko. When he peered out to the world below, he realized that maybe he had indeed come to the highest ground around. In fact, he had just gained the view from one of the seven summits. The rock pocked area created a texture to the grassy expanse that pleased and distracted from the building clouds overhead. With the safety of trees still well below him, Teddy did not linger in his appreciation.

Teddy felt he had finally mastered his ninja skills while hiding in plain sight along the walls of the Mui Ne Canyon. The fact that the eroding walls matched his fur was irrelevant, give him this one.

The difference a day can make in the clarity of a view. Teddy hiked his way up Thousand Turtle Mountain on two days and was blown away at the varying views he had. He decided the clear blue sky and bright sun on his shoulders was more preferable, but still found a subtle beauty to the haze and the colors that it revealed in the surrounding mountains.