Lake Papaitonga Reserve
McKenzie family members explore the bush at Lake Papaitonga Reserve
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American Tourists with Muaupoko at Lake Papaitonga
American tourists led by John Bloomfield of Eagle Connections, Marlborough, visit Lake Papaitonga with Muaupoko people led by Jim Moses and Marokopa Wiremu-Matakatea on 14th October 1999. Mr Moses is in the centre of this photograph and is leaning on a stick.
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American Tourists and Muaupoko at Lake Papaitonga
American Tourists led by John Bloomfield of Eagle Connections, Marlborough visit Lake Papaitonga with Muaupoko people led by Jim Moses and Marokopa Wiremu-Matakatea on 14th October 1999. In this photograph Mr Wiremu-Matakatea is on the extreme left of the group and Mr Moses is pointing with a stick to some native bush.
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Tree fern scene in bush before clearing, Cheslyn Rise
HHS No. 16. Caption: “Treefern scene in bush before clearing”.
Tree fern scene before clearing bush, ‘Cheslyn Rise’.
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Wind damaged bush scene, Cheslyn Rise
HHS No. 15. Caption: “Wind damaged bush scene”.
Wind damaged bush scene, ‘Cheslyn Rise’.
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Bush scene with Adkin children and their mother, 'Cheslyn Rise'.
HHS No. 19. Caption: “Bush Scene”.
Bush scene at ‘Cheslyn Rise’, with three Adkin children (Dora, Gilbert, Clare) and their mother on a log in the centre of the photograph.
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Native Bush Beside Track
Inscription on reverse reads: “Thought to be local. Negative in Turnbull Library Photographer W Thorley. Suggested Gladstone Rd extension before widening, also southern curve of loop of Wallace Rd Ihakara.”
Native bush is on both sides of a one lane track. Information on reverse of photograph indicates that this is a local photograph and the location is either on Gladstone Road before the road was widened or the southern curve of the loop of Wallace Road, Ihakara
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