51. “Let me act as a man!”


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February 28th 2009
Published: April 19th 2009
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We gave this name to the blog because its Maori translation, Whakatane, is the name of a place that we passed through on our 3-day trip to the east coast. The name arises from an 800-yr old tale in which a young woman did the man’s work of steering a huge Maori canoe to shore, thereby saving everyone from great peril at sea... (N) At the start of the month, I had a company conference on nearby ... Read Full Entry



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Photo in Te Araroa RSAPhoto in Te Araroa RSA
Photo in Te Araroa RSA

Returned Services Association social club
Paula looks out to seaPaula looks out to sea
Paula looks out to sea

Coastline in front of our caravan, Hick's Bay
Paula in Hicks BayPaula in Hicks Bay
Paula in Hicks Bay

Our caravan site is in the background
East Cape LighthouseEast Cape Lighthouse
East Cape Lighthouse

The easternmost point of New Zealand
View over island from lighthouseView over island from lighthouse
View over island from lighthouse

The easternmost point of New Zealand
The wrong statue, GisborneThe wrong statue, Gisborne
The wrong statue, Gisborne

They realised later that this was not Captain Cook
Nick's swim after picnicNick's swim after picnic
Nick's swim after picnic

Just outside Gisborne
Nick and the teamNick and the team
Nick and the team

RB Conference, Waiheke Island (Courtesy Alana Hutt)



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