Mt. Rolleston, 7,453 ft. From Temple Basin, N.Z.
Mt. Rolleston, 7,453 ft. From Temple Basin, N.Z.
Skiers and a building at Mt. Rolleston. Contributor’s note: “C.T.C. 1957. Rosena Chisnall, Christchurch technical College, geographical trip. 27/5/57.”
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