The Longest Place Name Reviews

 

Gill Tracy 26/04/2025

I loved my Te Haerenga experience. It was inspiring to see the mahi you have all been doing and your plans for the future.

I especially enjoyed the ngahere on the way up, and it will be lovely to see it protected with a fence.
Te Tau Mata was such a great place to experience, especially on ANZAC Day, as a place of peace and healing. The views on a sunny day were stunning.

 

Marama Ataera 11/04/2025

 

It's hard to describe how thankful we are for yesterday. The manaaki, whanaungatanga, and aroha shown to us and our Fijian sisters was beyond words. We are so blessed that you all were able to share your taonga Tamatea with us and in such a way that everlasting memories have been created.
I am sitting here trying to write some real inspiring words but all I can hear are the cars rushing by getting to work. It's way different from yesterday when the ears just tuned into the Taiao and hearing all the animal life like the tui when we were sitting in the marataka sharing and calves bellowing away when Henare gave us a mihi whakatau lol. The weather was stunning, and it must've been due to all the karakia I had been doing all week lol

 

 

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