The phrase It could be worse is not necessarily much comfort when you’re dealing with a challenge.
However, while Queenstown people are working hard to protect propery from rising lake levels it could be much worse.
This is what the centre of the town looked like in 1999:
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Hope it doesnt get to that point again.
aah good old Eicharts. Happy memories of a romantic stay c.1966, first floor room,lake view and a balcony. An all to rare chance to treat the love of my life in the way she deserved. 2nd Honeymoon I suppose and the lakefront in its place, autumn colours best weather, and affordable for a married shepherd. Nana had the first born and we were in the market for our next job. Nearly took one at Castlerock.