This map is pretty much complete, but doesn't include my brief side trip to the bottom of the Coromandel peninsula:
Summary of New Zealand 1999
I drove all over New Zealand during 1999 in the company of hawks, which the Maori call Kahu. Here are a couple of images they have let me make of them; indeed I wouldn't have photographed them at all if I hadn't felt them ask me to.
This map is pretty much complete, but doesn't include my brief side trip to the bottom of the Coromandel peninsula:
This map is pretty much complete, but doesn't include my brief side trip to the bottom of the Coromandel peninsula:
Albert Town, near Wanaka, South Island, New Zealand
I showed 11 pictures to 6 residents of Albert Town to get their feedback, and to learn more about Albert Town than I might otherwise in in-depth interviews.
Templeton and Son, the garage, smithy, and engineering shop.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Alison Hebbard, Bruce Hebbard, and Rae Benfell on the day Bruce and Alison were clearing the section next to Rae's, on which their parents will build a home.
A view down Kingston Street in lower Albert Town, looking towards the old building at the bottom of the street.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Moira Fleming, right, answers a question posed by Henry Dickey, left.
Comments by Ida Darling
Comments by Moira Fleming
The monument and tree in the Albert Town cemetery.
Comments by Ida Darling
The sign and the riverfront.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Comments by Maxene Cranston
The road counter at Dale Street.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Community association members voting on having a Christmas party, during the midwinter potluck in June.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Comments by Ida Darling and Phyllis Spraule
Logan Hebbard watches his son, Bruce, clear the land where Logan and his wife will build a home.
Comments from Ida Darling
I chose the 11 images for various reasons. Each picture has a brief caption and some comments about it from Albert Town residents.
Moira Fleming on Albert Town's history:
Peter Cross, foreground, fixes a broken shed, with the help of Harry Dickey.
Comments by Moira Fleming
Looking toward the poplars on the Cardrona riverbank.
Comments by Rae Benfell
Templeton and Son, the garage, smithy, and engineering shop.Comments by Moira Fleming
Alison Hebbard, Bruce Hebbard, and Rae Benfell on the day Bruce and Alison were clearing the section next to Rae's, on which their parents will build a home.
A view down Kingston Street in lower Albert Town, looking towards the old building at the bottom of the street.Comments by Moira Fleming
Moira Fleming, right, answers a question posed by Henry Dickey, left.Comments by Ida Darling
Comments by Moira Fleming
The monument and tree in the Albert Town cemetery.Comments by Ida Darling
The sign and the riverfront.Comments by Moira Fleming
Comments by Maxene Cranston
The road counter at Dale Street.Comments by Moira Fleming
Community association members voting on having a Christmas party, during the midwinter potluck in June.Comments by Moira Fleming
Comments by Ida Darling and Phyllis Spraule
Logan Hebbard watches his son, Bruce, clear the land where Logan and his wife will build a home.Comments from Ida Darling
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