(Day6pt5) Picton Memorial Park Garden |12 Nights New Zealand | Ovation of The Sea 21/1/2019
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The Auckland War Memorial Museum (or simply the Auckland Museum[1]) is one of New Zealand's most important museums and war memorials. Its collections concentrate on New Zealand history (and especially the history of the Auckland Region), natural history, as well as military history. More info visit
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Havelock War Memorial Park, New Zealand
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Located in Havelock, with access from Neil Street.
With its recently completed modern sports pavilion, the Havelock Memorial Park holds a pride of place in this small community. Facilities include a main sports ground catering for winter and summer rugby, soccer, cricket and league, along with netball and tennis courts, skate park, a well laid out playground and the Havelock Motor Camp and marina.
Sports and events bookings required.
Picton TOP 10 Holiday Park, Picton, New Zealand, HD Review
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Just a 3-minute drive from the heart of Picton, Picton TOP10 Holiday Park boasts a heated outdoor pool in the summer months, and a hot tub. Guests can socialise in the shared lounge, or enjoy a meal using the BBQ facilities.
Picton Holiday Park is a 3-minute drive from the Interislander and Bluebridge Ferry Terminals, and is located opposite the redeveloped Picton Marina. It is within a 5-minute walk of boat transport for sightseeing trips and access to the Queen Charlotte Track.
All guest rooms offer heating, a toaster and tea and coffee making facilities. They have either a private bathroom or access to shared bathroom facilities. Some rooms have kitchen facilities or a balcony.
Guests can prepare a snack in the shared kitchen, or enjoy a game of billiards and table tennis in the games room. Also on offer are a children’s playground and a guest laundry.
Picton Foreshore, New Zealand
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Located in Picton with access from High Street, Wellington Street, London Quay or Auckland Street.
Picton's showpiece, the Foreshore Reserve is a must when visiting the Marlborough Sounds. Stroll along the paved boulevard, swim from the sandy beach, sunbathe on the lawns, ride on the model railway, or watch the kids play in the playground and water play area. A relaxing way to enjoy the beauty and character of Marlborough's gateway to the Sounds.
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Pictorial Parade No. 66 (1957)
On September 5 1957, Viscount Cobham became the 9th Governor General of New Zealand. His birth name was Charles John Lyttelton. Lyttelton was born in Kensington, London, the son of John Lyttelton, 9th Viscount Cobham, and Violet Yolande Leonard. He had a family connection with New Zealand, through his great-grandfather George Lyttelton, 4th Baron Lyttelton, who was chairman of the Canterbury Association and contributed financially to the early development of Christchurch. Hagley Park is named after their family estate, and the port town of Lyttelton bears his great-grandfather's name.
Although from an aristocratic background, he proved popular. He was seen as an outdoors man with a sporting prowess in cricket, and golf, and a competent rugby judge. He was good with a gun and an enthusiastic fly fisherman, all attributes that resonated well with New Zealanders. His prowess in Cricket stemmed from his cricket career in England where he played for and captained Worcestershire Country Cricket Club in the 1930's. Significant events during his tenure included the independence of Western Samoa and the opening of the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Cobham was served by three Prime Ministers: Sidney Holland (1949–1957), Keith Holyoake (1957 and 1960–1972) and Walter Nash (1957–1960). He was most careful to not comment on controversial matters, and had a good working relationship with all three. He was instrumental in setting up the Outward Bound outdoor education organisation in New Zealand, opening the Outward Bound school in Anakiwa near Picton in September 1962, which bears his name. He served until 13 September 1962. Cobham Oval in Whangarei and Cobham Court in Porirua are named after him. Cobham was married to Elizabeth Alison Makeig-Jones, with whom he had 8 children.
This film clip here, Pictorial Parade 66, produced by the National Film Unit, shows the arrival of the Cobham family in Wellington at the start of his tenure as Governor-General. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film Unit expanded from producing weekly newsreels to making documentaries and films to the order of Government Departments. During its existence the Film Unit produced films for national organisations as well as many films on its own initiative. The private film industry in New Zealand relied heavily on the National Film Unit's extensive film processing facilities.
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POWER STATIONS - POWER PROGRESS REPORT. 306 ft. North Island power schemes of three different types are going ahead. At Mercer the boiler units are going up for a new coal-electric station. At Atiamuri another dam is being built across the Waikato River to produce more hydro-electricity. At Wairakei a power-house is being built to use the vast natural energy of geothermal steam bores.
NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL - VISCOUNT COBHAM ARRIVES. 138 ft. Lord and Lady Cobham and their eight children arrive in Wellington, where the new Governor-General lays a wreath at the War Memorial.
SCHOOLS - SCHOOLS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW. 430 ft. All over the country, new schools are being built. Rapidly growing city suburbs are getting improved schools, new post-primary schools are handling increasing numbers of pupils, and new blocks are being built at universities.
6 RAR's last Vietnam operation DPR/TV/627
The 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment completed a year of tough operational dutiy in Vietnam, with a one-day search and destroy patrol by 'B' Company. The company was ferried into the patrol area by Armoured Personnel Carriers of 'A' Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, normally based at Puckapunyal, Vic. Intelligence reports had indicated an unusual amount of movement in the area, including enemy suspects carrying food and supplies. During their year in Vietnam, 6th Battalion has taken part in 21 major operations against the Viet Cong, and have also linked up with their sister Battalion, 5 RAR in other operations. A total of 13 honours, awards and decorations have been won by officers and men of 6 RAR, including a Military Cross and a Distinguished Conduct Medal. No battle clashes were made with the Viet Cong. However 18 Viet Cong suspects and detainees, and a Vietnamese soldier who was absent without leave were caught in the Company's ground sweep. Some were held for interrogation by local Government authorities of Phuoc Tuy Province. Identified personnel: C/U of Sgt. B. Brady of Enoggera. Qld, giving directions; Pte. Peter Howlahan, of Merriwa, NSW checks the identity of ox-cart driver; 2nd Lieutenant John O'Halloran, of Tamworth, NSW with Vietnamese interpreter.
Picton park playground
Playing with the kids
ANZAC Day Parade, 2016 Brisbane
ANZAC Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand that broadly commemorates all Australians and New Zealanders who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations and the contribution and suffering of all those who have served. Observed on 25 April each year, Anzac Day was originally to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at Gallipoli against the Ottoman Empire during World War I.
With the coming of the Second World War, Anzac Day also served to commemorate the lives of Australians who died in that war. The meaning of Anzac Day today includes the remembrance of all soldiers killed in military operations.
The Delhi Ride - for Picton hospital
To bring more attention to the cuts proposed for Picton hospital, the County's Frere Brothers created this talk'n blues tune 'The Delhi Ride'. The song was created by Mark Despault, Robin Lunn and Alec Lunn with a bit of inspiration from their friend Washboard Hank's tune.
NOTE: no real bums were used in the making of this video :)
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Anzac Day Ceremony at Anzac Hostel
Front row with Agnes
Welcome to Bulls
Welcome to Bulls. The quintessential small New Zealand town with a long history and a great community feel. It's true - approximately 14,000 cars pass through Bulls every day, and those who stop find a wonderful selection of shops, cafés and eateries.
For the outdoors type, the beautiful Rangitikiei River offers great walks and riding. Maybe take the drive down to the sea at nearby Scott's Ferry or pull over and take in the sights and sounds of Ohakea Air Base; an important part of the Bulls community, bringing a real vibrancy and attracting aviation buffs from around the globe!
Bulls was named after James Bull, a carpenter from Chelsea, who arrived in 1857. Bulls became a township in 1873. The rest is history.
A testament to the popularity of the town is the fact that a new retail development is under construction, incorporating a large supermarket and new service station.
If you're looking for a great range of cost effective rental properties, get in touch with the team at Property Brokers today. Bulls can easily meet your requirements!
Lake Mahinupa
Lake Mahinapua is a tranquil lake 10kms south of Hokitika, New Zealand. We stayed in the DOC campground. It was a calm morning so I sent the Phantom up for a few shots.
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HISTORICAL PLACES OF NEW ZEALAND IN GOOGLE EARTH PART TWO ( 2/3 )
HISTORICAL PLACES OF NEW ZEALAND PART TWO
1. MOUNT NGAURUHOE 39° 9'26.98S 175°38'5.44E
2. HAPUKU LODGE & TREE HOUSES,KAIKOURA 42°18'47.88S 173°44'10.35E
3. CHAPEL OF FAITH,WAIKUMETE CEMETERY 36°54'29.03S 174°39'5.01E
4. HAPUAWHENUA VIADUCT(1908),WANGANUI 39°23'0.95S 175°24'2.35E
5. FORT RIPAPA ISLAND 43°37'12.73S 172°45'16.84E
6. MANUKAU ART,AUCKLAND 36°59'32.05S 174°53'4.48E
7. INVERCARGILL WATER TOWER 46°24'27.31S 168°21'39.05E
8. ARANUI & WATIMO CAVES 38°15'39.29S 175° 6'12.78E
9. NATIONAL LIBRARY,WELLINGTON 41°16'36.09S 174°46'42.50E
10. REASONS FOR VOYAGING SCULPTURE,CHRISTCHURCH 43°31'50.77S 172°37'51.01E
11. CAMBRIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH 37°53'29.24S 175°27'55.90E
12. MEMORIAL STONE,CHRISTCHURCH 43°31'52.43S 172°38'13.43E
13. NATIONAL AQUARIUM,NAPIER 39°30'2.53S 176°55'8.24E
14. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY WEIR HOUSE,WELLINGTON 41°17'4.48S 174°46'12.90E
15. ST.JOSEPH'S PARISH,MORRINSVILLE 37°39'18.03S 175°31'59.12E
16. CHRISTCHURCH WAR MEMORIAL BASE 43°31'50.18S 172°38'13.00E
17. OLD TAURANGA POST OFFICE 37°40'52.56S 176°10'6.22E
18. CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL,CHRISTCHURCH 43°32'18.41S 172°38'46.93E
19. CAPE REINGA LIGHTHOUSE,CAPE REINGA 34°25'36.22S 172°40'40.34E
20. BRIDGE OF REMEMBRANCE,CHRISTCHURCH 43°31'59.36S 172°38'0.32E
21. FORT NORTH HEAD,AUCKLAND 36°49'39.23S 174°48'42.37E
22. MAKOHINE VIADUCT ,PHINGAITI 39°52'10.64S 175°40'58.13E
Bridge to Nowhere
This simple concrete bridge symbolises a failed attempt at back country pioneering by a community of returned World War One servicemen and their families. The bridge now stands as a moving memorial to the abandoned hopes and dreams of these servicemen that settled the remote Mangapurua and Kaiwhakauka Valleys under a government rehabilitation programme.
Transforming virgin native forest into farmland, the endeavours of these soldier settlers provided this area with its unique history. Although they were initially prosperous, the farms were ultimately abandoned owing to the refusal of the council to maintain the road.
New Zealand: Cambridge – a sightseeing-ride through a lovely town on the big farm
Cambridge is one of the few bigger towns on the North Island. Cambridge has 19.500 citizens, is located 24 kilometers south of Hamilton in the Waikato-Region. Our driver is Kiwi Ethan Draper (23) who lives in the neighborhood of Cambridge.