Style Never Sleeps

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  • Te Papa sits on the Wellington waterfront near the heart of the city

Cruising the Capital’s Cultural Classics

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  • Keith Murdoch still a handsome man (pic taken in 2001)

Keith Murdoch – The All Black Man of Mystery to the End – and Beyond?

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  • The historic Puhoi Hotel

Bohemian Legacy

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  • The way it used to look. At 2ZE Blenheim in 1974

Radio Shack Flashback

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West of the Mountain

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  • Riding between the boulders of Skyline Ridge (credit Hage Photo)

A Great Ride – Busting the Old Ghost Road

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  • Mackinnon Pass from the Clinton Canyon

Mountain Kings on the Milford Track

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  • The flag pole on the Treaty Ground at Waitangi marks the spot where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed. The New Zealand flag is at the top, with the British flag and the Maori trading flag below.

Step Back into the Past and Marvel: a Journey into the Far North

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  • On the road again after a tea break

Climb Every Mountain, Ford Every Stream

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Going Green

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  • If you have schist stone about in abundance use it — for everything! Buildings, walls and fence posts!

Shiner’s Country

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  • Flying in affords a clear view of the collapsed volcano crater that has become the landing site for both boats and helicopters; as well as the site of historical sulphur mine buildings and equipment

Te Puia o Whakaari – Whakatāne White Island

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  • Seaview Marina has around 300 berths

Wellington’s Secret

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  • Malone outside improvised bivouac

Experiencing the Trench at Gallipoli

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  • At the upper end of the Nevis Pass

The Great 
Tractor Trek 2018 – Bluff to Cape Reinga

June 3rd, 2018|0 Comments

  • Abbeyfield House in Sandringham, Auckland. Built in 2006 to replace four pensioner flats on the site, it differs from other Abbeyfield Houses in that it is on two levels. Each studio has an ensuite, and a patio or balcony if upstairs. It has 12 residents and is close to Sandringham shops, library and community facilities. Plans are underway to establish a second Auckland house in south Auckland, if funding can be raised.

New Zealand’s Looming Retirement Crisis

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My Brother Max

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  • St Mary’s College Chapel built in 1865

St Mary’s Bay

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  • Mike King plays it up for the cameras

Comic Genius

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  • Seclusion and isolation – southern end of Bain Bay

Lake Brunner – A Secluded Piece of Paradise

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