An Instagram model has received the ire of social media users for posting photos of her wading through sacred슬롯 머신 사이트 추천water where swimming is banned. Australian couple Cleo Codrington and Mitch Cox were travelling around New Zealand this month from where they posted the photos. The pictures show Cleo wading through슬롯 머신 사이트 추천pristine blue-coloured clear water amidst lush greenery. While Cleo had not geotagged the location, social users claimed that it was New Zealand's Blue Springs, where swimming is banned.

As the pictures went viral criticisms began to pour in. One of the comments read, "So sad to see you posting a photo of the Blue Springs, Putaruru. Not only are you swimming somewhere that is taonga (treasure) but you're posting it on social media- encouraging others to do the same. Learn to respect the whenua of Aotearoa (family of New Zealand)!"슬롯 머신 사이트 추천The Risks Behind Perfect Instagram Pictures! 5 Instabloggers Including Kelly and Kody Who Got Slammed For Going Overboard With Their Photos.

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However, the couple rubbished the claims and said that it was a completely different river.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Mitch Cox told that they were at Tarawera Falls which is more than 120km away from Blue Springs. The couple said they had not purposely geo-tagged the location as they did not want to encourage the place to be flooded by tourists.

Follow the outrage,슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Cleo took to Instagram explaining that she had not violated any rules or laws. She writes, "This IS NOT Blue Springs, but a completely unrelated river system and area in NZ, and yes, the locals and owners said we could swim!"슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Chinese Artist Slammed for Clicking Nudes with Dad슬롯사이트s Skeleton! Says 슬롯사이트It슬롯사이트s the Closest I슬롯사이트ve Felt with Him슬롯사이트 (View Pic)

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In 2016, Blue Springs in North Island near Putāruru, which was closed to swimmers in 2016 to protect it over tourism. The place had been receiving a lot of visitors affecting is vegetation and riverbed. It is also a source of water for a number of bottling companies. In fact, 70 per cent of the water bottled in New Zealand comes from the area.

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