A breathtaking view unfolds as you stand overlooking the Skerretts Creek valley. Here, no beaten path guides your way; instead, the journey upstream requires deft navigation across slippery rocks. The dense canopy of the forest envelopes much of your passage, yet as you venture forth, nature gradually unveils this picturesque scene, adorned with vibrant lupins that bloom during the warmer months. Beyond this, you immerse yourself once more in the lush and dense bush.
Tags: Bush RiversDuring the summer months, the southern section of Coast Road appears dry, presenting a stark contrast to the nearby...
Wainuiomata has emerged as the most leak-prone suburb in the Wellington region, according to recent data from Wellington Water.
The photo shows a view along Rowe Parade, taken from the area where Stanley Street and Sharp Crescent would...
Smith’s Whare, a fishing hut near Moores Valley Road and Whitcher Grove, was likely once a logging worker’s hut.
Looking at Catchpool Stream located in Catchpool Valley. The stream is located at the entrance to a number of...
This area was deforested in the 1880s. This is what re-generated bush looks like some 140 years later. The...
The Jansen Home on Fitzherbert Road, circa 1908. The Jansen family, of Scandinavian origin, arrived in Wellington under the...
Photo of The Garden of Remembrance in Wainuiomata taken in the year 2023. This cemetery site is located in...
