Things being dragged on New Zealand beaches
A DigitalNZ Story by hollowaysmith
Beaches are sites of sandy transition where land lubbers and ocean dwellers intermingle. As it so happens, they also attract those for whom the dragging of things is essential.
Cook Strait power cables being laid from Oteranga Bay, Wellington
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[Fishing scene]
Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
Auckland beach scene.
Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
Auckland beach scene.
Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
Smith, William Mein, 1799-1869 :North end of Gibraltar from the E[aster]n Beach. [1830s].
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Group in the vicinity of Falls River
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[Cooper, Alfred John], 1831-1869 :Cutting the blubber off a whale on Mohaka Beach. [ca 1860?]
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Whale Stranding at Muriwai Beach No.50
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
Rodney. ACT. 13 May, 2005.
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Three women surf life-savers
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Mass line up of participants, New Zealand Surf Life Saving Championships, Lyall Bay Wellington
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Boy lifesavers
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New Zealand Beach
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Horses, Northland
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Owhiro Bay, Wellington, showing two horse drawn carriages on the beach
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Lydia and William Williams in a horse drawn cart on a beach, Catlins area, Otago District
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Trotters at Waitarere Beach
Kete Horowhenua
Plough horses, Opononi beachfront
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Wreck of ship "Forrest Hall" on Ninety Mile Beach
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Two men loading a sledge on a beach
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Shipping kauri gum through surf, Northland east coast
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Two waka being launched at Petone beach - Photograph taken by Phil Reid
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Sketch showing Kororareka beach...1836
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