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earthquake. 

Father-of-three Ian Foldesi 

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when the 

earthquake 

triggered a 

rockslide that 

swept across 

the track and 

Ian Foldesi 

carried him 

25m down a 

cliff face. 

He was found hours later by his 

daughter, Sarah. 

Owen Wright was working at 

his joinery business in Woolston 

when the 6.3 magnitude quake 

struck at 12.51pm. 

Assured his family was safe, he 

spent a couple of hours tidying 

up the factory before leaving for 

home in his Land Rover. 

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THAT’S A tremendous idea to have a 

community garden to remember two 

Lyttelton men killed in the February 2011 

quake (page 1). 

The land suggested was part owned by 

one of the victims, Owen Wright, and his 

wife Megan. The section was red-zoned and is now owned by 

the Government, so there will need to be discussions there. 

Let’s hope they play ball. Owen had ferried people up the 

Bridle Path in his Land Rover before setting off on foot for 

home. He was struck and killed by boulders. 

A fitting tribute today (see pages 4-5) to Baden Norris who 

passed away recently. 

Baden had an amazing life and was a pillar of the Lyttelton 

and later Sumner communities. 

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Boat shed delays overcome 


COMPLEXITIES with putting 

piles into place have delayed 

a new boat shed planned for 

Moncks Bay. 

Construction on Christchurch 

Yacht Club’s boat shed and deck 

started in March with caissons 

– chambers used for underwater 

construction – for the seven 

roadside piles placed into the 

seabed. 

Once in place, the caissons 

were filled with concrete and a 

steel pile was embedded within. 

But technical issues with 

ground conditions has meant 

the last two were particularly 

difficult and created delays, said 

project manager and yacht club 

member Frank Coppens. 

Those difficulties had now 

been overcome, he said. The next 

step will be putting in the deck 

and seabed access ramps. “Rest 

assured, there is progress,” Mr 

Coppens said. 

The deck design includes a 

new 4m wide footpath along its 

full length, which will become 

part of the Christchurch Coastal 

Pathway. 

Prefabrication work has been 

happening off-site with half 

the steel for the deck frame 

currently stored in the club’s car 

park and the other half at the 

contractor’s yard. Mr Coppens 

said the deck would roughly 

follow the outline of the 14 piles 

and measure 40m by 13.5m. It 

will be constructed from South 

American Tonka hardwood 

planks. 

“We’ve purchased that and it’s 

waiting now at Mitre 10 so we’ve 

got all that ready as well. It’s just 

a question of having the frame 

to install it.” 

Weather conditions and access 

Nuk Korako 

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will determine when work could 

start on putting the decking 

frame in place, but the club 

hopes it will be before the end of 

next month. 

But first the concrete and 

landward piles need to be put in 

place and then the steel support 

beams could go in, said Mr 

Coppens. 

It’s anticipated the deck and 

access ramps would be finished 

by the end of the year, but 

REBUILD: 

An illustration 

of the new 

boat shed 

in Moncks 

Bay which 

will replace 

the former 

shed that was 

demolished 

in 2011. 

additional funding would need 

to be raised to place a boat shed 

on the deck. 

The cost to the finished 

deck stage is $1.174 million, 

which has come from the city 

council, Coastal Pathway 

Project and grants the club has 

received. 

The original boat shed was 

demolished in June, 2011, 

after suffering damage in the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

LIBRARY HOURS INCREASE 

Extended weekend opening 

hours start at the Sumner 

Centre: Matuku Takotako on 

Saturday. The library will now be 

open from 10am-4pm, Saturday 

and Sunday. The move to 

increase weekend hours follows 

pressure from residents to enable 

seven-day access, especially for 

those who work and go to school 

outside the area during the 

week. The city council budgeted 

an additional $44,000 per 

annum in its Long Term Plan to 

pay for the extra services. 

FREE WI-FI PLAN 

The city council is investigating 

installing free wi-fi across 

the Akaroa and Lyttelton 

town centres after the idea 

was suggested by the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board. 

Free wi-fi is provided at all 

libraries in Christchurch, but 

board member Janis Haley said 

that created a lot of congestion 

around the Akaroa Library 

during the cruise ship season. 

CORRECTION 

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resident Chris Doudney, 

Bay Harbour News referred to 

him as a “former architect”. Mr 

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Baden Norris 

Historian, an inspiration and a 

Well known Lyttelton 

and Sumner resident 

Baden Norris died last 

Wednesday aged 92. 

Matt Salmons looks 

back on the life of this 

iconic historian 

A TIRELESS historian, avid 

explorer, prospector, wharfside 

worker, writer and emeritus 

curator of two museums, 

Lyttelton-born Baden Norris 

balanced scholarly pursuits with 

a down-to-earth attitude. 

Close friend and Lyttleton 

Museum committee member 

Kerry McCarthy said Mr Norris 

was a hard worker and a kind, 

loyal man, who had a passion for 

inspiring the joy of learning and 

history in others. 

“He was the classic New Zealand 

gentleman of his age. He 

was very modest and humble, 

he always stayed very real and 

grounded. He was very generous 

in his knowledge and interested 

in other people,” Dr McCarthy 

said. 

Leaving school at a young age, 

Mr Norris joined the merchant 

navy, serving in the Pacific during 

World War 2. On his return, 

he worked as a painter in Rotorua 

LEGACY: Historian Baden Norris passed away last Wednesday. 

where he met his wife Alice. The 

couple returned to Lyttelton to 

marry and had a daughter, Daphne, 

who lives in the United States 

along with his grandchildren and 

great-grandchildren. 

The family later moved to Sumner. 

Mr Norris’ daily trip to work 

at the Lyttelton Port, in which he 

passed the archeological work at 

Moa Bone Cave, connected him 

with the Canterbury Museum 

Archeological Society. He would 

serve as the society’s secretary 

from 1958-1984, travelling on a 

number of archeological expeditions. 

Passionate about Antarctica, 

Mr Norris visited the continent 

15 times from 1964. On his first 

EXPLORER: Baden Norris (left) on the ice during one of his 

many trips to Antarctica. 

visit, he dug out the huts used 

by Antarctic explorers Robert 

Scott and Ernest Shackleton, 

becoming one of the first to enter 

them since the expeditions and 

saving a number of artefacts in 

the process. 

About that time Mr Norris 

would lay the foundations for the 

Lyttelton Museum. He wanted to 

save the area’s history after finding 

decomposing fish and chips 

sandwiched between copies of 

the Lyttelton Times in the town’s 

archives. The museum opened in 

1969, with Mr Norris as its first 

curator. 

“Baden was very proud that he 

could bring the history and the 

stories of the ordinary people of 

Lyttelton into the museum,” Dr 

McCarthy said. 

In 1984, Mr Norris became the 

official curator of Antarctic history 

at Canterbury Museum after 

holding the position honourarily 

since 1967. 

Museum director Anthony 

Wright said Mr Norris was an 

“utterly dependable” man, saying 

he was “good in the very best 

sense of the word.” 

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His work ethic and impeccable 

manners allowed him to 

feel comfortable in all levels of 

society. 

“He was a very down-to-earth 

man, but very knowledgeable. He 

really had it all at the tip of his 

tongue.” 

Mr Wright said Mr Norris had 

been instrumental in expanding 

the museum’s Antarctic collection 

with many well known 

artefacts, including Sir Robertson 

Stewart’s huskies, Jens and 

Apolotok. 

“He was very fond of the dogs 

and he was very bound up in 

retrieving them and having them 

repaired for the collection. But I 

would honestly think there are 

many, many, many things in the 

exhibits and the collection that 

we owe Baden the thanks for.” 

A “most wonderful storyteller”, 

Mr Wright said Mr Norris had terbury Museum in 2002 and as 

brought history to life, both as a curator of the Lyttelton Museum 

tour guide and lecturer, telling in 2010, but continued to provide 

the human stories behind items advice and volunteer service to 

and events. 

both museums right up until his 

He said Mr Norris would death. 

always remain a part of the museum 

family. 

a number of accolades, includ- 

His work saw Mr Norris win 

“He will always be a part of ing a Queen’s Service Order, 

our story. When our history is Antarctic Conservation Trophy, 

written, he’ll be a major player in Rhodes History Medal and, 

that” Mr Wright said. 

most recently, the New Zealand 

Mr Norris resigned from Can- 

FIJI 

Antarctica Medal in 2013. Both 

on Sale 

Norris Glacier in Antarctica and 

Baden Norris Reserve on Sumner 

Rd, Lyttelton, bear his name. 

In spite of his accolades, 

Dr McCarthy said Mr Norris 

remained humble; grateful for 

the honours, but did what he did 

because of his passion for the 

fields he worked in. 

Beyond his legacy at the 

museums, she said he left behind 

many people he had inspired and 

befriended. 

DEVASTATION: 

Baden Norris 

was an avid 

supporter 

of plans to 

build a new 

museum. after 

the quakes 

did irreparable 

damage to the 

old Lyttelton 

Museum, 

“There’s a lot of people . . . who 

are carrying knowledge, attitudes 

and understanding with them 

that they wouldn’t have had if 

Baden hadn’t been around,” Dr 

McCarthy said. 

“One thing he always said to 

me was never let any opportunity 

pass you by, take every 

opportunity that comes your way 

and that’s the way to lead 

a fulfilled life,” Dr McCarthy 

said. 

Fast facts 

•As a child, Baden Norris 

was taken by his father to 

see the carpenter from 

Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic 

expedition, Harry McNeish, 

in a Wellington hospital. 

Mr McNeish apparently 

whispered in the young Mr 

Norris’ ear; “Shackleton killed 

my cat”. Kerry McCarthey 

said that later in life, Mr 

Norris would successfully 

campaign for a small statue 

of a cat be added to Mr 

McNeish’s headstone in 

Wellington. 

•The brass bust of Roald 

Amundsen at Canterbury 

Museum has a distinctly 

shiny nose. Museum director 

Anthony Wright said the only 

case of Baden Norris ever 

being speechless was over 

Antarctic history, when asked 

by a group of Japanese 

tourists he was guiding why 

the explorer’s nose was so 

big, Mr Norris said touching 

the nose would bring luck. 

The joking comment set off 

a tradition where tourists 

rub the nose, forcing the 

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honoured 

• By Sarla Donovan officer Bob Palmer. 

Said Mr Palmer: 

“WE’RE A long way “This particular award 

from help, and so we help recognises the quality 

ourselves.” 

of their outstanding 

That’s the reason 

commitment and work 

firefighter Doug Coles gave performed over that 

for joining the Diamond lengthy period and is only 

Harbour Volunteer Fire awarded in outstanding 

Brigade more than 25 years circumstances.” 

ago. 

Mr Hughan joined 

Mr Coles and acting the brigade in 1992, the 

deputy chief fire officer year after he moved to 

Peter Hughan both wanted Diamond Harbour. 

to serve their community, “I’ve always lived in rural 

and in a ceremony at communities, and it’s one 

Living Springs recently the of those things, everybody 

community and the United helped out wherever they 

Fire Brigades’ Association could,” he said. 

of New Zealand said 

It was humbling to 

“thank you”. 

be acknowledged as 

The two firefighters were firefighters are always part 

awarded the UFBANZ of a team, Mr Hughan 

Gold Star for more than said. 

25 years of voluntary 

“But a big part of it is 

service. 

our wives get recognised as 

They were both also well, and they are the ones 

granted life honorary that we desert when the 

membership of the 

siren goes.” Mr Coles 

Diamond Harbour 

said. 

brigade, which was 

Anyone thinking of joining 

the fire service presented by chief fire 

should 

THE FRONT window 

of a horse float travelling 

towards Teddington blew 

in on Saturday morning, 

causing traffic to back up 

while fire fighters worked to 

free the distressed animals 

inside. 

When the window broke 

the two horses were startled 

and began thrashing about, 

prompting the driver 

to pull over. One horse 

became trapped when 

its legs got tangled in the 

centre bar, lying half across 

it in a distressed state. 

Diamond Harbour 

Volunteer Fire Brigade chief 

fire officer Bob Palmer said 

they were called at 10.46am 

and managed to free the 

horses without having to 

cut the bar. 

The horses were then 

walked to nearby Orton 

talk to a firefighter’s family, 

Mr Coles said. 

“To get an appreciation 

of what you and your 

family are committing to. 

It’s not like a club where 

you have a set time every 

week. If you’re available, 

you’re obliged to go. And 

everybody does. If you’re 

there when the alarm goes 

everything gets put on hold 

and you go,” he said. 

“It doesn’t just affect you, 

it affects whoever else has 

made plans around whatever 

is happening today 

and all of a sudden you’re 

not there.” 

Mr Coles paid tribute 

to the time and effort the 

brigade put into making 

a “fantastic weekend” for 

him and Mr Hughan. 

The awards were 

presented by UFBANZ 

president Joe Manihera 

and the ceremony was 

attended by family and 

friends, members of Fire 

and Emergency New 

Zealand and dignitaries. 

Blown window traps horses 

Bradley Park, calmed down 

and checked for injury. 

Neither was hurt in the 

incident, Mr Palmer said, 

but there was “significant” 

traffic buildup. 

“The float was on the side 

of the road pulled over as 

far as it could but there was 

a traffic issue with people 

working around it and 

trying to keep the horses 

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Orchard plan for 

quake victims 

Owen Wright 

•From page 1 

Unable to drive through 

the tunnel, he ferried other 

stuck people up the Bridle 

Path in his vehicle, before 

setting off on foot to get 

home on the 

other side of the 

hill. 

Mr Wright 

was on the 

Major Hornbrook 

track, 

10min from his 

Norton Cl home 

when boulders 

loosened by an 

aftershock struck 

him. 

Now his former neighbours 

Betty and David 

Purdue want to use red 

zoned land at Norton Cl/ 

Somes Rd which is currently 

maintained by Land 

Information New Zealand 

for a memorial orchard 

dedicated to the two men. 

The land was owned by 

Mr Wright and his wife 

Megan, and Kay and David 

Commons. It has four existing 

apple and pear trees. 

Mrs Wright told Bay Harbour 

News she was happy 

with the idea. 

“To be honest I haven’t 

been able to face going back 

since our home was 

demolished. However, 

I think the orchard 

idea is lovely 

and very healing. 

We could picnic 

under the blossoms 

rather than facing 

an empty space,” 

she said. 

Mrs Wright and 

her two children, Eric 

and Sarah, now live 

in Prebbleton. 

Mrs Purdue said the trees 

were Mr Wright’s pride and 

joy. 

“He was very proud of 

them and when the houses 

were demolished we almost 

stood in front of the digger; 

we chatted up the driver 

and said ‘please, please see 

if you can contour the land 

around Owen’s trees without 

taking them out!’” 

Urumau plan 

gets approval 


AFTER TWICE declining 

to adopt an updated 

development plan for 

Lyttelton’s Urumau 

Reserve, the Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board on Monday gave its 

approval - with conditions. 

The sticking point for 

the board was whether any 

mountain bike tracks had 

been illegally built and 

needed to be closed. 

Its approval is conditional 

on confirmation that 

no other tracks exist other 

than on the plan - any 

others will be closed by city 

council staff. 

Additionally, access from 

Foster Tce will stay as a 

shared walking and biking 

path and the access from 

there to the vehicle track 

RUBBER 

STAMP: The 

Urumau plan 

was approved 

on Monday. 

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MARK 

BRIDGWATER 

becomes a proposed shared 

path. 

A mountain bike track 

proposed for the northwestern 

corner of the park 

has been removed and all 

other proposed tracks are 

subject to final approval by 

the board before construction. 

Said board chairwoman 

Pam Richardson: “This 

decision has been a challenge 

to ensure that we 

acknowledge the range of 

issues brought to the table. 

Urumau is a recreation 

reserve, and we needed to 

balance the desires of all 

users, ensuring that it is a 

safe environment while at 

the same time respecting 

the environment.” 

The updated plan was 

first presented to the board 

in April. 

The land runs alongside 

the Major Hornbrook track 

and would be an ideal resting 

point, Mrs Purdue said, 

in a spot with plenty of sun. 

“There isn’t a memorial 

in Lyttelton to the two Lyttelton 

people who died. I 

think it would make a really 

nice pausing place.” 

Mr and Mrs Purdue have 

written to the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board 

proposing the idea. 

Board members “soundly 

supported” the concept 

in principle when it was 

discussed at its meeting on 

Monday. 

But board member and 

Deputy Mayor Andrew 

turner said Mr and Mrs 

Purdue may have to approach 

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consecutive nights this 

month. 

The closures will be 

from Sunday August 26, 

Monday and Tuesday from 

11pm and 4am as a new 

fire protection system is 

installed. 

The tunnel will open to 

traffic for 10min on the 

hour for all three nights. 

Outside those times, only 

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allowed access. 

They are the first in a 

series of night closures 

over coming months to 

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protection system to be 

installed and tested. 

Commuters can also 

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Dyers Pass Rd. 

Senior project manager 

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on the project was in full 

swing and expected to 

finish early next year. He 

said the work was complex. 

“Single and full tunnel 

traffic lane closures are 

critical to the successful 

completion of this project,” 

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WORK IS on track at Sumner Rd 

which is set to reopen in March. 

The completion date for the 

road linking Lyttelton to Sumner 

was pushed back more than a 

year after contractors discovered 

the project was more complex 

than first thought. 

However, city council manager 

planning and delivery transport 

Lynette Ellis said the project 

remains within budget. 

The joint city council and New 

Zealand Transport Agency work 

is being done by McConnell 

Dowell as part of the $80 million 

Sumner Lyttelton Corridor 

programme. 

The programme is made up of 

four projects, the others are at 

Wakefield Ave, Moa Bone Point 

and Shag Rock Reserve. 

The city projects have a budget 

of $20 million, while the Sumner 

Rd reconstruction will cost $60 

million. 

Stage one risk mitigation is 

complete and workers are 

now focused on repairing retaining 

walls and drainage infrastructure 

on and below Sumner 

Rd in preparation for pavement 

repairs, which will happen over 

summer. 

The road has been closed since 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake, 

due to damage and the 

risk of rockfall. 

It is a critical roading link and 

heavy vehicles travelling to and 

from Lyttelton Port have had to 

use the Lyttelton Tunnel for the 

last seven years since Sumner Rd 

was closed. 

FIXED: Sumner Rd is set to reopen in March after complex earthquake repairs. 

More women 

welcomed into 

Ferrymead Lions 

TWO MORE women were 

inducted into the Ferrymead 

Lions at its monthly meeting, 

bringing the total number of 

female members to six. 

Ivy Lee and Jo Hutchings 

joined Rosemary Lory, Ann 

Newsom, Jenny Godden and 

Ann Finnemore who last month 

became the club’s first female 

members in its 41-year history. 

The change was driven by 

president Bill Newsom, who 

is Mrs Newsom’s husband. He 

felt it was about time the club 

welcomed the other half of the 

population into its ranks. 

Mr Newsom said the club had 

recently sent a $500 donation to 

Japan for flood relief and now 

“after these dreadful fires in the 

United States and Canada”, the 

club would be sending another 

$1000 to the relief fund. “We of 

Christchurch must not forget 

that the US would have sent three 

times as much money here as the 

Lions clubs in New Zealand have 

sent to the US after we had the 

earthquakes in Christchurch and 

Kaikoura,” Mr Newsom said. 

To help raise funds, the club 

will be holding a pea straw sale 

at the old Redcliffs School site 

and opposite the Sumner Surf 

Life Saving Club building on 

Saturday. 

There would be a second 

sale on September 8 at Princess 

Margaret Hospital in Cashmere. 

Anyone who would like to 

contribute to the relief fund 

should come to the sale and 

the club will send their donation 

with its own, Mr Newsom 

said. 

Sandra retires after 35 years 

at Edith Cavell Lifecare 


AFTER 35 years, aged care 

worker Sandra Cody has hung 

up her hat and retired from her 

job at Edith Cavell Lifecare. 

A special morning and afternoon 

tea and dinner at LeXom 

restaurant marked her final day 

on Thursday. 

There were a few tears, but for 

Mrs Cody it was time to move 

on. She started work back when 

her children were at Sumner 

School. 

Now they have children of 

their own, and Mrs Cody, who 

turns 70 next year, is ready to 

move onto a new phase in her 

life. The great outdoors is calling 

– with gardening, fishing, camping 

and tramping beckoning for 

her and partner Graham. 

But she’ll still find time to visit 

the residents and her former 

colleagues, and plans to do some 

volunteering at Edith Cavell. 

It’s a place she’s loved working 

with people she holds dear, and 

having her own mother live at 

the home for six years has made 

it even more special. 

“I was pretty fortunate to be 

here because I saw her five days 

a week and my brother used to 

come on the weekend so it was 

a bit of a family gathering every 

weekend.” 

She has always lived in the 

area and attended Redcliffs 

School. She now lives on Richmond 

Hill. In her time at the 

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Sandra Cody 

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Working with the elderly is 

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Redcliffs couple conquer Yukon 


Redcliffs couple 

Wendy Riach and 

Ian Huntsman won 

the Yukon 1000, the 

world’s longest canoe 

race, this month. It 

took them six days, 

14 hours and 55min 

to paddle 1609km 

down Alaska’s mighty 

Yukon River. They tell 

Sarla Donovan what it 

was like 

Tell me about the Yukon – is 

it a fast-flowing river? 

The river usually flows at 

7km/h. However, this year it was 

at a very low flow. According 

to the locals, this was due to it 

being an inordinately cold early 

summer with much less snow 

melt than usual. We could tell 

after the first day of racing that 

our times were going to be slow 

in comparison to earlier years as 

the river was flowing 1-2km/h 

slower than in 2014 when we last 

raced. Unfortunately this meant 

no new race records for canoes 

or kayaks this year. 

Alaska has this legendary 

quality, a final-frontier 

mystique. How did it feel to be 

out there in the wilderness? 

It’s big, it seems infinite, there 

are very few roads, almost no 

sign of human occupation, it 

really does belong to the wild 

animals who live there. We felt 

like trespassers, we watched 

our step when we were ashore 

and attempted to leave no trace 

behind. 

Does it feel different to NZ? 

Unforgiving, bigger and the 

climate is different. The weather 

is completely unpredictable, the 

skies are very busy with active 

clouds, you can never tell when 

the next thunderstorm will be or 

when the sun will emerge and it 

will be instantly over 35 deg C. 

You were out for six days and 

14 hours – could you describe a 

typical day? 

WHITE NIGHTS: Ian Huntsman gets ready to make camp just before midnight on the fourth day. 

Huntsman and Wendy Riach only slept for about four hours each night during the Yukon 1000 

race in Canada. 

The alarm in our tent goes off 

at 4am. It’s light outside but cold, 

like say 7.30am in Christchurch 

at the moment. It takes us an 

hour to pack up our sleeping 

bags and tent, cook porridge and 

hot chocolate, sort out our race 

food for 17-18 hours of paddling, 

put our paddling gear back on 

and launch the kayak. About 

20min later we eat porridge 

while sitting in the current of 

the river. Then it’s continuous 

paddling with a few 5min stops 

to eat heavy, fatty foods like 

salami and cheese. Salami was 

eaten in the morning, say about 

9am at our most sleepy time 

of the day. It has a sharp taste 

and keeps you awake. Cheese 

was eaten in the mid to late 

afternoon to keep paddling 

strength up until dinner time. 

To be competitive, we had to 

paddle each day until between 

10pm and 11pm each night. We 

found after the first day that we 

were too exhausted to cook and 

eat properly at 11pm so we made 

a decision to stop every night 

at around 8pm and go ashore 

for 15min to cook dinner. This 

was the only time we got out of 

the kayak during the 18-hour 

days. We boiled enough water 

VIEW: Wendy Riach looks out 

at the southern end of Lake 

Laberge on the first day of 

the race. 

for our dinner and another hot 

drink in the thermos. Once our 

dehydrated Backcountry meals 

were prepared, we resealed 

the foil bags and jumped back 

into the kayak. We ate dinner 

sitting in the kayak with the 

current of the river still taking us 

forward. This cooking and eating 

method limited the amount 

of bear 

precautions 

we needed 

to complete 

when we 

finally came 

ashore at 

night. When 

we got 

ashore, we 

bear-proofed 

all our 

remaining 

food and 

rubbish, 

put up the 

tent, tended 

to blisters, 

trench foot 

and chafe 

with the first 

aid kit, and 

then went 

to sleep for 

between 

three hours 

Wendy Riach 

Ian Huntsman 

45min and four hours 15min per 

night. It was never dark enough 

at night to use a head torch. On 

our last night, the sun shone into 

our tent at 11.15pm and turned it 

into a sauna for a few minutes. 

Did you see any other people 

during the race? 

For the first nine hours, we 

were swapping leads with a very 

talented canoe called Team 

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1609km in six days, 14hrs 55mins 


•From page 10 

They were following us down a 

tricky section called the ‘30 mile’ 

until they got stuck on a sandbar. 

We didn’t see them again until 

we welcomed them over the 

finish line. We had a great time 

catching up at the Yukon River 

Camp and later at Fairbanks 

with the other crews after they 

finished. For the remainder of 

the race we did not see anyone, 

except for a brief stop at the 

Alaskan border village of Eagle. 

How were the bears and bugs? 

We saw one brown bear 

(grizzly) just downstream of 

Dawson City early on our fourth 

day. The bear was very shy and 

was on an island in the river; 

he headed back into the forest 

when he saw us paddle by. Other 

animal highlights included 

seeing a lynx, lots of beaver and 

many moose with their calves as 

well as a rare wolverine on the 

last day. The bugs were largely 

insignificant, we were up too 

early and making camp too late 

for them to bother us. 

Do you get sore arms/hands – 

where did it hurt? 

We hadn’t recovered from 

racing the Yukon River Quest 

three weeks before. This had the 

unpleasant effect of our injuries 

from the earlier race resurfacing 

on days one and two, such as 

blisters on our hands. Inflamed 

tendon attachments, particularly 

in the hamstring area, were a 

real problem. We didn’t take any 

anti-inflammatory medications 

as our previous experience 

had proven these to be sleep 

inducing. I think over the course 

of the race, Ian and I took two 

panadol tablets each for pain 

relief. We used antiseptic, 

antibacterial, anti-fungal creams 

and barrier creams to keep 

general infections and trench 

foot at bay. At times we were in 

agony, but we were always able to 

change something, like swapping 

seat cushions, back rests, or foot 

rests to find a way of reducing 

or eliminating the cause of the 

injury. 

We also carried a variety of 

OVERNIGHT: Wendy Riach and Ian Huntsman make their last camp 200km from the finish in 

Alaska at 11.30pm. 

wrist braces which we used when 

our arms became fatigued. Ian 

also downsized his paddle blade 

to protect his wrists. 

Were there any ‘OMG!’ 

moments? 

On day five, we spent two 

and a half hours paddling with 

less than 10m visibility due 

to wildfire smoke. There was 

very little wind in the river at 

that point, we had seen the fire 

burning on the banks of the river 

but the smoke lay thick on the 

water for a lot further than we 

anticipated. 

It was rather frightening, as 

the smoke was thick and acrid 

and it seemed to go on forever. 

Eventually a strong wind came 

up and blew the smoke away and 

we popped out the other side. 

I think it was compulsory 

to stop and sleep for six 

hours – would you just pull 

up at a likely looking spot 

on the riverbank? 

We always looked forward to 

camping for the night, the sky 

would soften to a golden colour, 

the air temperature cooled down 

a bit and the wind was generally 

a bit calmer. It was a great time 

of the day. We would choose a 

spot (often on a small island) 

on sand or gravel at least 10m 

distant from any bush from 

which a bear might appear. 

We checked for animal 

tracks and scat as soon as we 

got ashore. We didn’t find 

fresh bear prints at any of our 

campsites and always had a 

good night sleep. We didn’t 

light any fires and went to sleep 

as soon as possible. We had a 

roomy lightweight tent that was 

completely bug-proof and had 

bear-spray cans in the tent with 

us as well as wearing bear bells 

when on land. 

The two of you must get along 

pretty well. What’s the secret? 

It takes a lot of energy to 

win an expedition race such as 

this one. We both had really 

low points due to injuries 

(luckily at different times) 

which recurred and sleepiness 

as a result of pain. Empathy 

and consideration are key 

elements coupled with absolute 

determination to win. Without 

that determination, it would 

be too easy to give in to the 

pain and discomfort. You also 

need almost flawless paddling 

technique to keep the paddle 

strokes ticking over at maximum 

efficiency without irreversibly 

damaging tendons and muscles. 

How did you celebrate the 

win? 

We hung out with the race 

organisers, Jon and Harry, 

at the Dalton Bridge and 

welcomed the next three kayaks 

and canoes across the finish 

line. We all stayed together 

and talked for days about our 

shared experiences. All are 

incredibly talented people 

and we have forged strong 

friendships through our shared 

experiences. I can’t think of a 

better way to celebrate. 

Can you describe your 

preparation? 

Planning and preparation 

took about nine months. Most 

of it was boring stuff such as 

booking leave from work, flights, 

accommodation, transfers 

etc. We hired our kayak many 

months in advance and fitted it 

out three days before the race 

with refurbished seats, footrests 

and backrests, most of which we 

had brought from New Zealand. 

Without our custom fit-out of 

the kayak, we simply would not 

have been able to finish the race. 

We took all our dehydrated 

meals from New Zealand as we 

believe Backcountry is the best. 

We took much more warm gear 

this time, as four years ago I 

suffered badly from extreme cold 

in the later stages of the race. 

That didn’t happen this year. 

We also packed more calories in 

our 18-hour race bags which we 

sourced from supermarkets in 

the Yukon. We ate about 4000 

calories per day each. 

I guess all your equipment is 

vital but was there any gear you 

couldn’t do without? 

Inflatable seat pads are the big 

winner. The seat pads protect 

your hamstrings and without 

these we would have been out of 

the race on day two. 

How did you get into these 

long-distance races? 

A race called the Wild 

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Clutha River in double kayaks 

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We are team kayakers for a 

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she and the Cholmondeley team took 

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IT WAS around 3.30am on the 

morning of August 15, 1868, 

when a few Lyttelton residents 

were awoken by a strange noise. 

One local, Mr Mitchell, even 

sensed a small tremor, coming to 

the quick conclusion there had 

been a small earthquake. 

Those working around the port 

that morning were also alarmed 

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bit like thunder. 

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they saw nothing but stars and 

the air was still and calm. But 

then they noticed something 

really odd – as the early morning 

light broke out against the sky, 

nearby ships seemed to be listing 

on their sides. 

Upon closer inspection, the 

harbour was almost empty of 

sea, bare earth exposed in some 

places. 

Alarms were soon raised. 

Just half an hour later, an 

immense 2.4m wave, sounding 

like a rushing wind, came 

bowling into Lyttelton Harbour. 

It snapped anchors and chains, 

tossed boats up in the air and 

smashed them into each other. 

Boats that were moored to 

wharves were torn away and 

wrecked against the shores. 

The manned steamship 

Novelty, which had been at 

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quickly as it was being washed 

inland. 

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mother nature, the steamer 

powered against the wave and 

managed to avoid damage, apart 

from the loss of its anchor. 

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continued on towards the heads 

of the bay, flooding into the 

bottom farming paddocks of 

HOT SPOT: Banks Peninsula has been hit by multiple tsunamis over the years. As well as the 1868 tsunami, in 1960 water poured 

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Samuel Manson. 

Two seaside homes and a 91m 

jetty were destroyed, as well as 

many sheep being drowned. 

Countless types of marine life 

were later discovered stranded 

on numerous beaches around the 

harbour bays. 

The Manson family, who had 

been farming at Teddington 

since 1845, would later speak of 

that day to others, saying how 

those paddocks affected were 

useless for years after. 

The water continued to fall and 

rise for days afterwards, causing 

whirlpools in many places. 

Other areas of New Zealand 

also reported damage, including 

Wellington, Nelson, Kaiapoi, 

Oamaru, Timaru, Dunedin and 

Bluff. 

New Zealand wasn’t the only 

place in the tsunami path – 

Hawaii, Japan and Australia also 

felt the brunt. 

Ships weighing several tonne 

were reported to have been 

pushed inland 800m. 

Some ships were never seen 

again. 

In fact, ships that arrived 

in Lyttelton Harbour over the 

following days fished many items 

and parts belonging to those 

unfortunate wrecked vessels. 

Now referred to as the Arica 

Earthquake, it struck an area 

that was then a part of Peru 

around 9.30pm on August 13 

(Peru time), 1868. 

It is regarded to have been 

between magnitude 8.5 and 9.0 

and lasted between 5-10min. 

Hundreds of aftershocks 

followed in the days after. 

DEVASTATION: 

Arica in Peru 

(now part of 

Chile) was 

laid bare 

after the 1868 

earthquake and 

subsequent 

tsunami. 

PHOTO: 

WIKIPEDIA 

Tsunamis on Banks 

Peninsula 

•There were eight reported 

tsunami events on Banks 

Peninsula between 1840 

and 1982 

•The only other area to 

report more was Wellington 

which had nine. 

•The most extensive 

earthquake to affect New 

Zealand was in 1868, known 

as the Arica earthquake. 

It brought 2m waves to 

Banks Peninsula and killed 

one man on the Chatham 

Islands. 

•The most powerful 

earthquake of the 20th 

century was magnitude 9.5 

which struck off the coast 

of Chile on May 22, 1960. 

On May 23 and 24, the first 

of many tsunamis began to 

arrive on the east coast. At 

Lyttelton Port the tsunami 

came in at 2.7m above the 

tide level, damaging boats 

and electrical gear. 

•A hotel and several 

houses were flooded, and 

200 sheep drowned. 

•In 2016, the magnitude 

7.8 Kaikoura earthquake 

generated a 1m tsunami in 

Lyttelton, but at Little Pigeon 

Bay a 3m wave destroyed a 

house.



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Storytimes 

Wednesday, 10.30-11am, Tuesday, 

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Lyttelton Museum AGM 

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Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Station, 

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Monday, 7.30-8.30pm 

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Every first and 

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bunch 

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