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Hospital Hill / Napier / New Zealand.
The Ormond Chapel, one of the oldest buildings in Napier, was constructed in about 1869 as a schoolroom for the Napier Grammar School. It was shifted to its present site in 1919 and dedicated as a memorial to Alexander Ormond, a member of a notable Hawke's Bay settler family who died serving in World War I.
Titokorangi and Whakarewarewa Forest, also known as "The Redwoods", is is one of New Zealand's most spectacular natural assets, famous for the magnificent towering Californian redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens). The main entrance to the forest area is only five minutes' drive away from the centre of Rotorua.
The area is most well-known for the network of superb mountain biking and walking tracks nestled amongst the enormous redwoods. These towering trees, combined with numerous other species like native fern and the fresh forest air, create an invigorating atmosphere and a truly unique and special environment.
Kakahu / Ahuriri / Aotearoa.
The Most-known butterfly in Aotearoa-New Zealand, originally from North America and first recorded here in the mid-1800s. It is considered a native because it flew/blew to The Land Of The Long White Cloud.
Mural on Building in Hastings / New Zealand / Aotearoa
Wecome to 2025.
The New Year Is Here.
Centennial Gardens / Napier / New Zealand.
Waterfall Not Working That Day.
Back Of Shops / Ahuriri / Napier / New Zealand
A Jem In A Industrial Hell Hole.
Old Shelter / Napier / New Zealand
Arkwrights Corner Store.
Lots of Signage and Colours.
Christmas Eve with the Marine Parade Norfolk Pines as the Christmas Trees.
Ahuriri - Aotearoa
Light Fusion Number 8
Ongoing Project / Problem
Playing with light
New Zealand / Aotearoa
Number 5 store. Old wool stores in Ahuriri Napier now used to store funiture for Big Save
Autumnal Colours Napier New Zealand.
Satnam From India Punjabi
Aotearoa / New Zealands Largest Hikoi
What a day it was to be at this historic moment.
Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti Heretaunga
A Group Of Friends / Candid Photo / Napier / Aotearoa
Railway Yard / Palmerston North / Manawatu / New Zealand
Isobella A Great Singer and Musician Busking in Napier City Centre raising Funds for University to Follow Her Love of Music and Singing.
Ahuriri / New Zealand
Back Of Some Old Shops / Heretaunga /
Te Ika a Māui / Aotearoa
Taradale / Napier / New Zealand
Ahuriri / Te Ika a Maui / Aotearoa
Fun Photo Depicting a Lego Māori Warrior /
Not Really Māori *
Photo of the Tom Parker Fountain 2009
Napier New Zealand
Thousands of people have feasted their eyes on the visual delight of the Tom Parker Fountain since it was built in 1936.
The fountain was named after Napier menswear businessman Tom Parker who donated £1000 towards the cost of building and installing it. The Napier Borough Council contributed the remaining funds and Parker chose the site on Marine Parade.
Since then, the Napier landmark has delighted not only locals but people from around the world.