Scoop Images: Wild Wairarapa

Thursday, 16 August 2001, 9:36 am
Article: John MacGibbon

The following images were taken on Tuesday on the South Coast of Wairarapa by Wellington photographer John MacGibbon. They show the big seas and wild skies that have been characteristic of the big southerly blow over the past few days. The fishing boats pictured on the beach are at Ngawi, Cape Palliser.

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