Quote of the Week
If you only photograph when you feel like it .... you'll never be totally
successful as a photographer - Freeman Patterson
Sunrise over Beachlands with Motukaraka Island on the left.
Taken from Stockade Hill
The same sunrise minutes later
A view of Stockade Hill from the street
Looking up the pathway towards the monument
A monument erected in honour of those who gave their lives in
the First World War, 1914-1919. Behind the monument is
a Norfolk Island Pine
Looking north-east across one of the trenches
Looking south with another trench in view
A bench with its long afternoon shadow
Looking down at Howick Village with the All Saints Church visible at the
bottom of Picton Street
The view towards Manukau City and Rainbows End
In 1920 Reginald Judson planted this oak tree in honour of the friends he lost in
the war. The acorn which came from the grounds of Windsor Castle, was given
to Mr Judson by the then Duke of York (the future King George VI) on a visit
to New Zealand in 1927
A beautiful daffodil bringing the promise of spring
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