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Mount White bridge, Waimakariri river, New Zealand

Mount White bridge, Waimakariri river, New Zealand

Waimakariri river valley

Waimakariri river valley

MV Tuhoe. Kaiapoi NZ

The MV Tuhoe is an historic schooner that was built in 1919 and is now stationed on the Kaiapoi River wharf. This ship was secured in 2004 by the M V Tuhoe Kaiapoi Rivertown Trust to ensure this river icon remained in the town. During the season from October until June the following year the ship regularly sails the Kaiapoi and Waimakariri rivers. The ship is operated by a valued team of volunteers who willingly give their time to ensure that whoever sails on it has a most enjoyable experience. Departing from the Kaiapoi Wharf, you will cruise the lower Kaiapoi and Waimakariri Rivers for a relaxing and peaceful hour. The MV Tuhoe is an historic schooner that was built in 1919 and is now stationed on the Kaiapoi River wharf. This ship was secured in 2004 by the M V Tuhoe Kaiapoi Rivertown Trust to ensure this river icon remained in the town. During the season from October until June the following year the ship regularly sails the Kaiapoi and Waimakariri rivers. The ship is operated by a valued team of volunteers who willingly give their time to ensure that whoever sails on it has a most enjoyable experience. Departing from the Kaiapoi Wharf, you will cruise the lower Kaiapoi and Waimakariri Rivers for a relaxing and peaceful hour.

Waimakariri river valley

Waimakariri river valley

Waimakariri River

Waimakariri River

Threatening sky.

Christchurch New Zealand. A sandy beach, with good surfing, stretching 18 km from the Waimakariri River mouth in the north, to the Spit in the south. Christchurch New Zealand. A sandy beach, with good surfing, stretching 18 km from the Waimakariri River mouth in the north, to the Spit in the south.

The MV Tuhoe is an historic schooner that was built in 1919 and is now stationed on the Kaiapoi River wharf. This ship was secured in 2004 by the M V Tuhoe Kaiapoi Rivertown Trust to ensure this river icon remained in the town. During the season from October until June the following year the ship regularly sails the Kaiapoi and Waimakariri rivers. The ship is operated by a valued team of volunteers who willingly give their time to ensure that whoever sails on it has a most enjoyable experience. Departing from the Kaiapoi Wharf, you will cruise the lower Kaiapoi and Waimakariri Rivers for a relaxing and peaceful hour. Along your journey you may see lots of river activities including fishermen, trampers on the walkway, some bird life, stunning landscape scenes from the mountains of the Southern Alps to Banks Peninsula and also Pegasus Bay.

Scenery of New Zealand

The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island. The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island

Canterbury Plains & Waimakariri River Aerial Autumn morning, Ne

Canterbury Plains & Waimakariri River Aerial Autumn morning, Ne

M V Tuhoe. Aground.

28/09/2015. Salvage crews will meet for two hours to decide how they will recover the stranded MV Tuhoe on Tuesday. The 96-year-old ship was returning to its berth in the Kaiapoi River, after receiving more than $200,000 worth of repairs in Lyttelton, when it ran aground on a sandbar at the Waimakariri River mouth about 4pm Sunday. MV Tuhoe Kaiapoi Riverton Trust chairman Philip Redmond said a surveyor had examined the ship and deemed the risk too great to try and save it. Regional harbourmaster Jim Dilley said the ship's owners, insurance company, contractors and a salvage crew would meet with him at 8am on Tuesday to discuss how they could recover the damaged vessel. They would have a detailed plan by 10am. Dilley, who did not know how the ship fared overnight, said on Monday the waves were moving the boat's stern, causing a twisting effect with the potential to break it in half. 28/09/2015. Salvage crews will meet for two hours to decide how they will recover the stranded MV Tuhoe on Tuesday. The 96-year-old ship was returning to its berth in the Kaiapoi River, after receiving more than $200,000 worth of repairs in Lyttelton, when it ran aground on a sandbar at the Waimakariri River mouth about 4pm Sunday. MV Tuhoe Kaiapoi Riverton Trust chairman Philip Redmond said a surveyor had examined the ship and deemed the risk too great to try and save it. Regional harbourmaster Jim Dilley said the ship's owners, insurance company, contractors and a salvage crew would meet with him at 8am on Tuesday to discuss how they could recover the damaged vessel. They would have a detailed plan by 10am. Dilley, who did not know how the ship fared overnight, said on Monday the waves were moving the boat's stern, causing a twisting effect with the potential to break it in half.

River flood plain in the South Island

The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island. The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island

Waimakariri valley

Waimakariri valley

Waimakariri Valley in Summer

Waimakariri Valley in Summer

Snow-clad mountains, Arthur's Pass National Park, New Zealand. Snow-clad mountains, Arthur's Pass National Park, New Zealand

Grassy slopes above Waimakariri river

Grassy slopes above Waimakariri river

Waimakariri River and Southern Alps scene

The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island. The Waimakariri river flood plain in New Zealand's South Island

Waimakariri river valley

Waimakariri river valley

Waimakariri River Aerial, New Zealand

Waimakariri River Aerial, New Zealand

The Waimakariri River

The Waimakariri River

Lakes at the Groynes.Christchurch.

Named after the large concrete blocks that jut out into the Otukaikino Creek, The Groynes is a recreational area just north of central Christchurch, with the creek as its central feature. Cut off from the Waimakariri River during work in the 1930s, the creek now forms several lakes and waterways through The Groynes. Named after the large concrete blocks that jut out into the Otukaikino Creek, The Groynes is a recreational area just north of central Christchurch, with the creek as its central feature. Cut off from the Waimakariri River during work in the 1930s, the creek now forms several lakes and waterways through The Groynes.

Rainbow over the Waimakariri River, NZ

Rainbow over the Waimakariri River, NZ

Storm Brewing in Waimakariri River Gorge, Canterbury, New Zealand

Storm Brewing in Waimakariri River Gorge, Canterbury, New Zealand

Waimakariri valley

Waimakariri valley

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