Houses cling to a hillside in the Wellington suburb of Wadestown, a common sight in the capital where many homes are built on steep terrain. The surrounding trees play a vital role in stabilising these slopes, helping to prevent erosion and landslips.
Looking at the Treehouse Visitor Centre in the Wellington Botanic Gardens. The building is an information center with a...
Turn of the century homes in Oriental Bay Parade in Wellington. These villas are highly desirable places to live...
View of Scorching Bay in the year 1989. The beach is one of the nicest harbor beached in the...
Looking at Wellington Harbour atop a bunker on Miramar Peninsula. This location is above Massy Memorial via a rough...
Newtown is a culturally diverse suburb located in Wellington, New Zealand. It’s known for its variety of dining options,...
The Beehive, located in Wellington, New Zealand, is not a beehive in the traditional sense; rather, it is a...
Looking at the airport and South Coast of Wellington being slowly enveloped in fog from the Cook Strait. There...
Monterey Pine forest on the slopes around Wellington Harbour. The Monterey Pine (Pinus Radiata) is a pine tree native...
