I walked through the Hair Stream Storm Water Pipe under The Village and captured photographs along the way.
Wainuiomata: Memoirs
Memories, though often fleeting and unreliable, serve as vital links to the past, preserving pieces of history that might otherwise be lost. In many cases, they are all that remain to keep certain aspects of Wainuiomata’s rich heritage alive.
Memories from the Sinclair Cemetery Site
David Johnson / / / History, Cemeteries & Memorials, Memoirs, Sinclair / 0As a kid growing up in Sunny Grove in the 1960s and 70s, I often played in Sinclair Cemetery...
Bush Bash 1
David Johnson / / / Expeditions, Bush, Bush Bashing, Memoirs, Rivers / 0Read about my first bush bash adventure. Bush bashing is what is sounds like, but without damaging trees. I...
The aerial image of Wainuiomata in 1974 is similar to the layout today. But the hills are crisscrossed with...
Photos and Memories of the Waterworks in 1969
David Johnson / / / History, Photos, Housing, Memoirs, People, Waterworks / 0Images and memories capturing the essence of the Wainuiomata Waterworks as shared by the Reidy Family, and conveyed by...
Concrete Water Tanks at Skerretts Creek
David Johnson / / / History, Artefacts, Bush, Memoirs, Waterworks / 0View the two abandoned concrete water tanks. They were fed by two water intakes from Skerretts Creek. They were built...
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