An Exquisite Shell and a tiny "dinosaur"
April 17th 2013 Wednesday, 17th April - Day Fourteen: Upper Hutt to Napier 297km (179 miles).
Paua is the Maori name for abalone in New Zealand, and although California seems to have the largest shells, these ones have the most remarkable colours. After the contents have been emptied when freshly caught and maybe ground into patties or fritters, the shells are sent here to Carterton.
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