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After a rather quiet transit into the new Year, we hike back to the lake Monowai. The skies are clouded and the Fjordlands are sending some wind, good thing to keep the sandflies away! :) Back on the road, we visit Cliffton and make it further down south.
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The 'Monowai', which sailed under that name from 1930-1960, was used as a transport during World War Two, but in peacetime was a popular passenger ship, on which a delightful social time could be had. To say one had travelled on the ship merited a certain status! You can see a picture of the interior décor of this ship as it was in 1948 after a post-war refit here . That refit allowed her to carry 179 first class and 205 tourist class passengers, in light and airy cabins suitable for travel through the tropics. But by the end of her sailing life in the 1950s, voyages were mainly trans-Tasman.
Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand :Union Line. T.S.S. "Monowai", commander Captain F W Young. Luncheon. At sea, Wednesday, 15th February 1956. Cabin class.
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We then make it up an 7h hike up to Green Lake (close to Lake Monowai) - the trek is tough and continously uphill until the very end. Fortunately we walk in the forest and temperature is alight. A perfect hut is waiting for us at the top, lots of space - a good place to stay!
Lake Monowai
