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Photo: Lake Wakitipu and the Remarkables

A post card home
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Photo: Mongrel Mob Member

Standing alongside the Mongel mob colourful fence, this member posed for me.
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Photo: beachscapes NZ 4

100% pure NZ beach
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Photo: The Ravages of Time

A steam traction engine awaiting restoration
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Photo: Lemar sitting on a tree branch

A young lemar sitting in front of the bush at Auckland Zoo
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Photo: smoke stacks,

smoke stacks from the ravensdowm fert works in napier
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Photo: Nuffield Tractor

Clute historical tractor that has no problem keeping up with all the modern tractors!
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Photo: Wood chipping

Wood chipping
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Photo: Feild Marshal Tractor

Vintage tractor
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Photo: Dairy country

Beautiful dairying countryside just north of levin.
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Photo: Landscape image with round hay bales

A landscape image of rolling country side - South Taranaki - and round hay bales.
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Photo: Dog Jumping Fence

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Photo: Saddle Carrier

Saddle Carrier
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Photo: Sailing on Lake Rotoiti

Lake Rotoiti is an elongated lake located partly in the Harohao caldera. It is connected to Lake Rotorua via the Ohau channel while subsurface flows connect it to Lake Rotoma and Lake Rotoehu.
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Photo: John Deere at work

John deere
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Photo: Kamokamo

Drying kamokamo
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Photo: John Deere

Tractor
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Photo: Painter at work

A nice stock image of a trade painter working on a house on a fine, sunny day.
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Photo: Christchurch Tram

Christchurch Tramway is a quality inner city tour experience that combines the heritage of the trams, attractions and historic buildings with the culture of the Garden City. The beautifully restored heritage trams will take you to such places as Cathedral Square, Worcester Bridge, Art Gallery, Arts Centre, Clock Tower, Hagley Stop, Cranmer Square, Casino Stop, Victoria Square, New Regent Street, Cathedral Junction.
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Photo: Pelorus River

Originally the river was known as the Hoeire by local Maori after the first canoe to travel to the South Island. The river flows east until it enters Pelorus Sound at Havelock.
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Photo: South Islands Southern Alps

Snow covered Southern Alps in the South Island of New Zealand
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Photo: 2 Sisters Together

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Photo: cows

cows hanging around
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Photo: Boss Ram

Boss Ram
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Photo: Storm at Sunset West Coast

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Photo: Mending the Sun

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Photo: Merino Sheep at 2006 Cavalcade

The merino is the most numerous breed of sheep in the world. It is a breed prized for its wool, although more recently the low price of wool has led to more of an emphasis on carcass (meat) characteristics. Super fine merinos are regarded as having the finest and softest wool of any sheep.
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Photo: Chard Farm Winery - Queenstown area

Chard Farm was established in 1987 by Motueka brothers Rob & Greg Hay. They were the first to come into the area with the intention of setting up a commercial vineyard and selected the Chard Farm site after careful evaluation of the peculiarities of grape growing in Central Otago.
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Photo: Water Lilly

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Photo: Museum wood carvings Hokitika

Museum wood carvings Hokitika
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Photo: Kereru

Native Kereru, Auckland
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Photo: Cauliflowers at Market

cauliflowers being sold at market, $1 each
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Photo: Murawai - Gannets

A windswept rugged coastline stretching 60 km north makes Muriwai one of New Zealand's most spectacular black sand surf beaches. At its southern end, Otakamiro Point is the site of one of this country's few mainland Gannet breeding colonies. This headland and offshore islands are also home to White fronted terns (Tara), Blue penguins and Fur seals (Kekeno).
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Photo: Jack Russell Foxy Cross Puppy

Jack Russell Foxy Cross Puppy
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Photo: Collection of Moped Motorcycles

These bikes were see on the main road heading down the South Islands West Coast of New Zealand. Very unique to see so many old bikes together.
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Photo: Reflections on a Lake

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Photo: Old Dairy Factory 1

An old unused dairy factory, was likley closed 30~40 years ago
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Photo: Iron Sand Boat

Iron sand boat photographed in Kawhia Harbour
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Photo: Riverton Paua Shell

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Photo: Marlborough Vineyard

rows of young grapevines with established ones behind and the wither hills in background
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Photo: Bird of Paradise

Bird of Paradise
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Photo: looking out into the blue

An image looking out of a sea cave towards black reef gannet colony...cape kidnappers in hawkes bay.
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Photo: Loading logging truck

digger loading logs onto truck
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Photo: Unloading trailer off logging truck

Digger lifting trailer off logging truck by the chains
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Photo: kontiki fishing, ocean beach, hawkes bay

a great beach in hawkes bay. ocean beach, long sandy beaches and rocky cliffs.great for fishing too
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Photo: Dansey's Pass

Dansey's Pass,South Island,New Zealand
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Photo: Kiwi symbol

A road sign of a kiwi, New Zealand.
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Photo: Mission Bay - Auckland - New Zealand

Late night snapshot from Mission Bay Auckland, New Zealand
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Photo: Auckland Harbour Bridge

Auckland Harbour Bridge with a tall ship sailing under it.
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Photo: New Zealand Kingfisher

The New Zealand Kingfisher, also known as the Sacred Kingfisher, is the only species of kingfisher native to New Zealand. The Kookaburra, another of the 86 species of kingfishers worldwide, is the only other bird of the kingfisher family found in New Zealand, although rather scarce. The kingfisher is a brightly coloured bird, deep green-blue on the head and upperparts. Pale yellowish buff underparts and a creamy white collar around the neck. Long, dark, broad bill and black eye with a yellowish buff eyebrow that starts at the bill and finishes above and beyond the eye. The dagger-like bill is used in the breeding season to excavate a tunnel in an earth bank by repeatedly flying at the bank at full speed, neck outstretched and uttering a peculiar whirring call. Once the tunnel has started and the hole is big enough to perch in, the kingfisher then continues to excavate the tunnel by pecking and scooping out the loosen earth. The tunnel is sloped slightly upwards and ends with a chamber for the nest. Despite their name, kingfishers do not necessarily eat fish. They tend to populate coastal areas but some are entirely terrestrial. Those around the coastal waters eat small crabs and fish, in fresh water they'll eat tadpoles, freshwater crayfish and other small fish. In the open country they eat earthworms, cicadas, weta, stick insects, dragonflies, chafer beetles, other beetles, spiders, lizards, mice and small birds (especially silvereyes). The Tiritiri Matangi kingfishers have been observed feeding on skinks.
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