A misspelling on this sign on the Whakanui Track and McKerrow Track intersection says ‘Hine River’ when it should say ‘Hine Road’. The river that flows along Hine Road is the Wainuiomata River.
Hine River?
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House Northbrook in Wainuiomata
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Originally built in 1867 by John Mowlem, the property transitioned to brothers-in-law Duncan and John Sinclair.
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Aerial View of the Wainuiomata River
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This photo shows the Wainuiomata River dividing the Wainuiomata Regional Park to the left and Hine Road Recreation Area...
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Aerial View of Richard Prouse Park
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Looking down upon Richard Prouse Park from the top of a ridge, behind Sunny Grove. You can see both...
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Skerretts Creek Valley
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There is no track here, but trekking up Skerretts Creek involves a lot of rock hopping. Eventually it opens...
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The History of Gums Loop Meadow
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Gums Loop Meadow is essentially where Gums Loop Walk derives its name. The meadow contains eucalyptus trees.
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Aerial Photo of Wainuiomata in 1954
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The image of Wainuiomata from 1954 offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's history, as it predates Arakura and...
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Poole Crescent Reserve Walk
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Walking through Poole Crescent Reserve in the Village direction at the Richard Prouse Park end. This walkway traces the...
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Hine Road Recreation Reserve Photo 1880s
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This view captures a fenced-off Hine Road Recreation Area in the 1870s or 1880s. In that era, the reserve...
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