Driving down an avenue.

 Somewhere in Auckland when we visited earlier in the year.

Takeaways anyone

 We had the chicken for tea one evening while in Auckland.

Fish head

 Dished up for dinner when we were out recently. It was quite large and there was enough for four adults to have a taste.

A view across Manakau Harbour

 From Devonport Naval Museum

Could it be...?

 

Chico Marx??

Anyone for chess?

 Outside the Davenport Naval Museum, Auckland.

Auckland CBD

 The Sky Tower in the centre.

Manukau Harbour

Taken from Weymouth.

 

Indoor transport

 Indoor transport at the airport when you can't get a wheelchair. 

Maraetai Beach

 

Otara farmers market

 

Waharoa, Auckland

Aotea Square, Auckland

Waharoa, front

Waharoa, back

Waharoa is the Maori word meaning gateway. 

It is situated at the Queen Street entrance to Aotea Square. 

The gate was designed by Selwyn Muru, a Maori sculptor,
 and is a contemporary design built in wood and copper.

On the back is a Maori inscription which has been translated into English.

Knati to
whenguwhengu
ake irarona o
te awtipi haere
Pikimai e te ua
o te whatu
katakata mai
anora

Stop
your snivelling
creek bed
come rain hail
and floodwater
laugh again

Sky Tower

Auckland

Two towers

The Auckland Sky tower and the Auckland town hall tower.

The old and the new.