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Mike Peters
Mike is the founder and National President of NZERN, inventor of PIPI4, and President of the Addington Bush Society. Lives in Christchurch after a lifetime working as a welder.
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| Fantastic Richard
cheers mate
Mike
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Richard Johnson
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| Hi Mike, as another person has replied, yes it is near to the Kaiapoi Pa in Woodend, North Canterbury. It crosses State Highway 1 and "Preeces Road" and joins up to the Ashley/Rakahuri River.
On the Waimakariri Proposed District Plan it is shown on Planning Maps 123 - 126. |
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Mike Peters
Mike is the founder and National President of NZERN, inventor of PIPI4, and President of the Addington Bush Society. Lives in Christchurch after a lifetime working as a welder.
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| Righto then
I'll follow up on that one. Thanks Colin
Mike
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Colin Meurk
Colin is a landscape ecologist at Landcare Research and President of the Travis Wetland Trust and Advisory Panel Science Advisor to NZERN's National Council. He lives in Christchurch.
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| I have a feeling that the stream that runs thru Kaiapoi Pa (north of Woodend) is called this colin m |
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Mike Peters
Mike is the founder and National President of NZERN, inventor of PIPI4, and President of the Addington Bush Society. Lives in Christchurch after a lifetime working as a welder.
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| Hi Ryan
thanks for trying to find it.
Mike
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Ryan Young
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| Hello Mike
As we discussed there is reference to Taranaki in the Chatham Islands. I think it refers to an estuary system. I will try and locate the map
bye ryan
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Mike Peters
Mike is the founder and National President of NZERN, inventor of PIPI4, and President of the Addington Bush Society. Lives in Christchurch after a lifetime working as a welder.
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| 30 April 2003 19:53 PM | # 3 |
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Maybe its somewhere else in NZ then.
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Dave Evans
Dave is secretary of ERIS and spends each Monday doing computer systems maintenance for this trust. He is also a member of the Travis Wetland Trust and has a restoration project incorporating a scientific study of kahikatea regeneration there.
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| 28 April 2003 21:59 PM | # 2 |
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The only Taranaki I can find in the South Island is Taranaki Peak (2302m) to the west of the Godley River. So Taranaki Stream probably does not appear on any NZMS260 map of the South Island.
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Mike Peters
Mike is the founder and National President of NZERN, inventor of PIPI4, and President of the Addington Bush Society. Lives in Christchurch after a lifetime working as a welder.
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| 25 April 2003 22:30 PM | # 1 |
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| I'm editing the Canterbury 2003 Restoration Directory due to be published June.
Where is Taranaki Stream. There is a reference here to it being a riparian planting by dairy farmers and that its in Canterbury. .... Somewhere.
Any suggestions?
Mike
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