Lake Lyndon and Castle Hill

Charles Torlesse, a surveyor for the Canterbury provincial government, led by local Māori guides in January 1849, was the first European to climb the slopes of the range. A few men with picks, shovels and a government grant of 500 pounds, made the first track over Porters Pass in 1858–9. The original (Cobb and Co Coaches) road is still visible within the conservation park boundaries. Korowai (cloak) is symbolic of concepts such as embracement, collectiveness, togetherness and prestige. It recognises the historic connections the Ngāi Tahu tupuna (ancestor) Tanetiki had with the area.

ロモグラファー:

mlester

アップロード日:

2017-03-13

タグ:

canterbury new zealand

カメラ:

Zenza Bronica ETRSi

フィルム:

Kodak Portra 400

レンズ:

Zenzanon MC 40mm f4

都市:

Springfield

国 / 地域:

New Zealand

アルバム:

Canterbury: Lakes、Canterbury: Korowai/Torlesse Tussocklands

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