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Let me tell you a story about this photo. Steve and I were out for a run one morning in Queenstown, and I was irritated with how late the sun was coming up every day. Sure, it was their winter, they are way low down there, and any normal person would love having those extra hours of darkness in the cold months so they could sleep in on their vacation! •••••••••• Not us. We’re morning people. We like to workout and get a good start on our day with a morning run. So we had to wait as long as we could stand it and head out as close to sunrise as possible. We started running down by the lake, turned a corner around a small peninsula, and there it was. The pinkest, purpliest, most beautiful sunrise I’d ever seen! I literally stopped in my tracks to take a TON of photos of this sunrise moment! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 🇳🇿LINK IN BIO🌄

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