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April 25, 2008
The west coast of the South Island of New Zealand has not changed much apart from the penetration of the global economy in the form of international tourism concentrated around the Fox and Franz Joseph Glaciers in the Westland National Park.
Gary Sauer-Thompson, church, Westland, South Island, New Zealand
Westland is a distinctive and unexplored bioregion with human civilization located in isolated spots along the coastal edge. The region is sparsely populated, especially in the south.
Gary Sauer-Thompson, Catholic Church, Franz Josef Glacier, 2008
The glaciers dominate the region.
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Wonderfully strong contrast there.