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A COMMUNITY orchard is<br />
being proposed in memory of two<br />
Lyttelton men who lost their lives<br />
during the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake.<br />
Father-of-three Ian Foldesi<br />
was walking<br />
the Stan<br />
Helms track<br />
when the<br />
earthquake<br />
triggered a<br />
rockslide that<br />
swept across<br />
the track and<br />
Ian Foldesi<br />
carried him<br />
25m down a<br />
cliff face.<br />
He was found hours later by his<br />
daughter, Sarah.<br />
Owen Wright was working at<br />
his joinery business in Woolston<br />
when the 6.3 magnitude quake<br />
struck at 12.51pm.<br />
Assured his family was safe, he<br />
spent a couple of hours tidying<br />
up the factory before leaving for<br />
home in his Land Rover.<br />
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THAT’S A tremendous idea to have a<br />
community garden to remember two<br />
Lyttelton men killed in the February 2011<br />
quake (page 1).<br />
The land suggested was part owned by<br />
one of the victims, Owen Wright, and his<br />
wife Megan. The section was red-zoned and is now owned by<br />
the Government, so there will need to be discussions there.<br />
Let’s hope they play ball. Owen had ferried people up the<br />
Bridle Path in his Land Rover before setting off on foot for<br />
home. He was struck and killed by boulders.<br />
A fitting tribute today (see pages 4-5) to Baden Norris who<br />
passed away recently.<br />
Baden had an amazing life and was a pillar of the Lyttelton<br />
and later Sumner communities.<br />
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Boat shed delays overcome<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
COMPLEXITIES with putting<br />
piles into place have delayed<br />
a new boat shed planned for<br />
Moncks <strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
Construction on Christchurch<br />
Yacht Club’s boat shed and deck<br />
started in March with caissons<br />
– chambers used for underwater<br />
construction – for the seven<br />
roadside piles placed into the<br />
seabed.<br />
Once in place, the caissons<br />
were filled with concrete and a<br />
steel pile was embedded within.<br />
But technical issues with<br />
ground conditions has meant<br />
the last two were particularly<br />
difficult and created delays, said<br />
project manager and yacht club<br />
member Frank Coppens.<br />
Those difficulties had now<br />
been overcome, he said. The next<br />
step will be putting in the deck<br />
and seabed access ramps. “Rest<br />
assured, there is progress,” Mr<br />
Coppens said.<br />
The deck design includes a<br />
new 4m wide footpath along its<br />
full length, which will become<br />
part of the Christchurch Coastal<br />
Pathway.<br />
Prefabrication work has been<br />
happening off-site with half<br />
the steel for the deck frame<br />
currently stored in the club’s car<br />
park and the other half at the<br />
contractor’s yard. Mr Coppens<br />
said the deck would roughly<br />
follow the outline of the 14 piles<br />
and measure 40m by 13.5m. It<br />
will be constructed from South<br />
American Tonka hardwood<br />
planks.<br />
“We’ve purchased that and it’s<br />
waiting now at Mitre 10 so we’ve<br />
got all that ready as well. It’s just<br />
a question of having the frame<br />
to install it.”<br />
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will determine when work could<br />
start on putting the decking<br />
frame in place, but the club<br />
hopes it will be before the end of<br />
next month.<br />
But first the concrete and<br />
landward piles need to be put in<br />
place and then the steel support<br />
beams could go in, said Mr<br />
Coppens.<br />
It’s anticipated the deck and<br />
access ramps would be finished<br />
by the end of the year, but<br />
REBUILD:<br />
An illustration<br />
of the new<br />
boat shed<br />
in Moncks<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> which<br />
will replace<br />
the former<br />
shed that was<br />
demolished<br />
in 2011. <br />
additional funding would need<br />
to be raised to place a boat shed<br />
on the deck.<br />
The cost to the finished<br />
deck stage is $1.174 million,<br />
which has come from the city<br />
council, Coastal Pathway<br />
Project and grants the club has<br />
received.<br />
The original boat shed was<br />
demolished in June, 2011,<br />
after suffering damage in the<br />
February 22, 2011, earthquake.<br />
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Extended weekend opening<br />
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Centre: Matuku Takotako on<br />
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open from 10am-4pm, Saturday<br />
and Sunday. The move to<br />
increase weekend hours follows<br />
pressure from residents to enable<br />
seven-day access, especially for<br />
those who work and go to school<br />
outside the area during the<br />
week. The city council budgeted<br />
an additional $44,000 per<br />
annum in its Long Term Plan to<br />
pay for the extra services.<br />
FREE WI-FI PLAN<br />
The city council is investigating<br />
installing free wi-fi across<br />
the Akaroa and Lyttelton<br />
town centres after the idea<br />
was suggested by the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community Board.<br />
Free wi-fi is provided at all<br />
libraries in Christchurch, but<br />
board member Janis Haley said<br />
that created a lot of congestion<br />
around the Akaroa Library<br />
during the cruise ship season.<br />
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Baden Norris<br />
Historian, an inspiration and a<br />
Well known Lyttelton<br />
and Sumner resident<br />
Baden Norris died last<br />
Wednesday aged 92.<br />
Matt Salmons looks<br />
back on the life of this<br />
iconic historian<br />
A TIRELESS historian, avid<br />
explorer, prospector, wharfside<br />
worker, writer and emeritus<br />
curator of two museums,<br />
Lyttelton-born Baden Norris<br />
balanced scholarly pursuits with<br />
a down-to-earth attitude.<br />
Close friend and Lyttleton<br />
Museum committee member<br />
Kerry McCarthy said Mr Norris<br />
was a hard worker and a kind,<br />
loyal man, who had a passion for<br />
inspiring the joy of learning and<br />
history in others.<br />
“He was the classic New Zealand<br />
gentleman of his age. He<br />
was very modest and humble,<br />
he always stayed very real and<br />
grounded. He was very generous<br />
in his knowledge and interested<br />
in other people,” Dr McCarthy<br />
said.<br />
Leaving school at a young age,<br />
Mr Norris joined the merchant<br />
navy, serving in the Pacific during<br />
World War 2. On his return,<br />
he worked as a painter in Rotorua<br />
LEGACY: Historian Baden Norris passed away last Wednesday.<br />
where he met his wife Alice. The<br />
couple returned to Lyttelton to<br />
marry and had a daughter, Daphne,<br />
who lives in the United States<br />
along with his grandchildren and<br />
great-grandchildren.<br />
The family later moved to Sumner.<br />
Mr Norris’ daily trip to work<br />
at the Lyttelton Port, in which he<br />
passed the archeological work at<br />
Moa Bone Cave, connected him<br />
with the Canterbury Museum<br />
Archeological Society. He would<br />
serve as the society’s secretary<br />
from 1958-1984, travelling on a<br />
number of archeological expeditions.<br />
Passionate about Antarctica,<br />
Mr Norris visited the continent<br />
<strong>15</strong> times from 1964. On his first<br />
EXPLORER: Baden Norris (left) on the ice during one of his<br />
many trips to Antarctica.<br />
visit, he dug out the huts used<br />
by Antarctic explorers Robert<br />
Scott and Ernest Shackleton,<br />
becoming one of the first to enter<br />
them since the expeditions and<br />
saving a number of artefacts in<br />
the process.<br />
About that time Mr Norris<br />
would lay the foundations for the<br />
Lyttelton Museum. He wanted to<br />
save the area’s history after finding<br />
decomposing fish and chips<br />
sandwiched between copies of<br />
the Lyttelton Times in the town’s<br />
archives. The museum opened in<br />
1969, with Mr Norris as its first<br />
curator.<br />
“Baden was very proud that he<br />
could bring the history and the<br />
stories of the ordinary people of<br />
Lyttelton into the museum,” Dr<br />
McCarthy said.<br />
In 1984, Mr Norris became the<br />
official curator of Antarctic history<br />
at Canterbury Museum after<br />
holding the position honourarily<br />
since 1967.<br />
Museum director Anthony<br />
Wright said Mr Norris was an<br />
“utterly dependable” man, saying<br />
he was “good in the very best<br />
sense of the word.”<br />
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His work ethic and impeccable<br />
manners allowed him to<br />
feel comfortable in all levels of<br />
society.<br />
“He was a very down-to-earth<br />
man, but very knowledgeable. He<br />
really had it all at the tip of his<br />
tongue.”<br />
Mr Wright said Mr Norris had<br />
been instrumental in expanding<br />
the museum’s Antarctic collection<br />
with many well known<br />
artefacts, including Sir Robertson<br />
Stewart’s huskies, Jens and<br />
Apolotok.<br />
“He was very fond of the dogs<br />
and he was very bound up in<br />
retrieving them and having them<br />
repaired for the collection. But I<br />
would honestly think there are<br />
many, many, many things in the<br />
exhibits and the collection that<br />
we owe Baden the thanks for.”<br />
A “most wonderful storyteller”,<br />
Mr Wright said Mr Norris had terbury Museum in 2002 and as<br />
brought history to life, both as a curator of the Lyttelton Museum<br />
tour guide and lecturer, telling in 2010, but continued to provide<br />
the human stories behind items advice and volunteer service to<br />
and events.<br />
both museums right up until his<br />
He said Mr Norris would death.<br />
always remain a part of the museum<br />
family.<br />
a number of accolades, includ-<br />
His work saw Mr Norris win<br />
“He will always be a part of ing a Queen’s Service Order,<br />
our story. When our history is Antarctic Conservation Trophy,<br />
written, he’ll be a major player in Rhodes History Medal and,<br />
that” Mr Wright said.<br />
most recently, the New Zealand<br />
Mr Norris resigned from Can-<br />
FIJI<br />
Antarctica Medal in 2013. Both<br />
on Sale<br />
Norris Glacier in Antarctica and<br />
Baden Norris Reserve on Sumner<br />
Rd, Lyttelton, bear his name.<br />
In spite of his accolades,<br />
Dr McCarthy said Mr Norris<br />
remained humble; grateful for<br />
the honours, but did what he did<br />
because of his passion for the<br />
fields he worked in.<br />
Beyond his legacy at the<br />
museums, she said he left behind<br />
many people he had inspired and<br />
befriended.<br />
DEVASTATION:<br />
Baden Norris<br />
was an avid<br />
supporter<br />
of plans to<br />
build a new<br />
museum. after<br />
the quakes<br />
did irreparable<br />
damage to the<br />
old Lyttelton<br />
Museum,<br />
“There’s a lot of people . . . who<br />
are carrying knowledge, attitudes<br />
and understanding with them<br />
that they wouldn’t have had if<br />
Baden hadn’t been around,” Dr<br />
McCarthy said.<br />
“One thing he always said to<br />
me was never let any opportunity<br />
pass you by, take every<br />
opportunity that comes your way<br />
and that’s the way to lead<br />
a fulfilled life,” Dr McCarthy<br />
said.<br />
Fast facts<br />
•As a child, Baden Norris<br />
was taken by his father to<br />
see the carpenter from<br />
Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic<br />
expedition, Harry McNeish,<br />
in a Wellington hospital.<br />
Mr McNeish apparently<br />
whispered in the young Mr<br />
Norris’ ear; “Shackleton killed<br />
my cat”. Kerry McCarthey<br />
said that later in life, Mr<br />
Norris would successfully<br />
campaign for a small statue<br />
of a cat be added to Mr<br />
McNeish’s headstone in<br />
Wellington.<br />
•The brass bust of Roald<br />
Amundsen at Canterbury<br />
Museum has a distinctly<br />
shiny nose. Museum director<br />
Anthony Wright said the only<br />
case of Baden Norris ever<br />
being speechless was over<br />
Antarctic history, when asked<br />
by a group of Japanese<br />
tourists he was guiding why<br />
the explorer’s nose was so<br />
big, Mr Norris said touching<br />
the nose would bring luck.<br />
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a tradition where tourists<br />
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causing traffic to back up<br />
while fire fighters worked to<br />
free the distressed animals<br />
inside.<br />
When the window broke<br />
the two horses were startled<br />
and began thrashing about,<br />
prompting the driver<br />
to pull over. One horse<br />
became trapped when<br />
its legs got tangled in the<br />
centre bar, lying half across<br />
it in a distressed state.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade chief<br />
fire officer Bob Palmer said<br />
they were called at 10.46am<br />
and managed to free the<br />
horses without having to<br />
cut the bar.<br />
The horses were then<br />
walked to nearby Orton<br />
talk to a firefighter’s family,<br />
Mr Coles said.<br />
“To get an appreciation<br />
of what you and your<br />
family are committing to.<br />
It’s not like a club where<br />
you have a set time every<br />
week. If you’re available,<br />
you’re obliged to go. And<br />
everybody does. If you’re<br />
there when the alarm goes<br />
everything gets put on hold<br />
and you go,” he said.<br />
“It doesn’t just affect you,<br />
it affects whoever else has<br />
made plans around whatever<br />
is happening today<br />
and all of a sudden you’re<br />
not there.”<br />
Mr Coles paid tribute<br />
to the time and effort the<br />
brigade put into making<br />
a “fantastic weekend” for<br />
him and Mr Hughan.<br />
The awards were<br />
presented by UFBANZ<br />
president Joe Manihera<br />
and the ceremony was<br />
attended by family and<br />
friends, members of Fire<br />
and Emergency New<br />
Zealand and dignitaries.<br />
Blown window traps horses<br />
Bradley Park, calmed down<br />
and checked for injury.<br />
Neither was hurt in the<br />
incident, Mr Palmer said,<br />
but there was “significant”<br />
traffic buildup.<br />
“The float was on the side<br />
of the road pulled over as<br />
far as it could but there was<br />
a traffic issue with people<br />
working around it and<br />
trying to keep the horses<br />
calm.”
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Orchard plan for<br />
quake victims<br />
Owen Wright<br />
•From page 1<br />
Unable to drive through<br />
the tunnel, he ferried other<br />
stuck people up the Bridle<br />
Path in his vehicle, before<br />
setting off on foot to get<br />
home on the<br />
other side of the<br />
hill.<br />
Mr Wright<br />
was on the<br />
Major Hornbrook<br />
track,<br />
10min from his<br />
Norton Cl home<br />
when boulders<br />
loosened by an<br />
aftershock struck<br />
him.<br />
Now his former neighbours<br />
Betty and David<br />
Purdue want to use red<br />
zoned land at Norton Cl/<br />
Somes Rd which is currently<br />
maintained by Land<br />
Information New Zealand<br />
for a memorial orchard<br />
dedicated to the two men.<br />
The land was owned by<br />
Mr Wright and his wife<br />
Megan, and Kay and David<br />
Commons. It has four existing<br />
apple and pear trees.<br />
Mrs Wright told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News she was happy<br />
with the idea.<br />
“To be honest I haven’t<br />
been able to face going back<br />
since our home was<br />
demolished. However,<br />
I think the orchard<br />
idea is lovely<br />
and very healing.<br />
We could picnic<br />
under the blossoms<br />
rather than facing<br />
an empty space,”<br />
she said.<br />
Mrs Wright and<br />
her two children, Eric<br />
and Sarah, now live<br />
in Prebbleton.<br />
Mrs Purdue said the trees<br />
were Mr Wright’s pride and<br />
joy.<br />
“He was very proud of<br />
them and when the houses<br />
were demolished we almost<br />
stood in front of the digger;<br />
we chatted up the driver<br />
and said ‘please, please see<br />
if you can contour the land<br />
around Owen’s trees without<br />
taking them out!’”<br />
Urumau plan<br />
gets approval<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
AFTER TWICE declining<br />
to adopt an updated<br />
development plan for<br />
Lyttelton’s Urumau<br />
Reserve, the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community<br />
Board on Monday gave its<br />
approval - with conditions.<br />
The sticking point for<br />
the board was whether any<br />
mountain bike tracks had<br />
been illegally built and<br />
needed to be closed.<br />
Its approval is conditional<br />
on confirmation that<br />
no other tracks exist other<br />
than on the plan - any<br />
others will be closed by city<br />
council staff.<br />
Additionally, access from<br />
Foster Tce will stay as a<br />
shared walking and biking<br />
path and the access from<br />
there to the vehicle track<br />
RUBBER<br />
STAMP: The<br />
Urumau plan<br />
was approved<br />
on Monday.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
MARK<br />
BRIDGWATER <br />
becomes a proposed shared<br />
path.<br />
A mountain bike track<br />
proposed for the northwestern<br />
corner of the park<br />
has been removed and all<br />
other proposed tracks are<br />
subject to final approval by<br />
the board before construction.<br />
Said board chairwoman<br />
Pam Richardson: “This<br />
decision has been a challenge<br />
to ensure that we<br />
acknowledge the range of<br />
issues brought to the table.<br />
Urumau is a recreation<br />
reserve, and we needed to<br />
balance the desires of all<br />
users, ensuring that it is a<br />
safe environment while at<br />
the same time respecting<br />
the environment.”<br />
The updated plan was<br />
first presented to the board<br />
in April.<br />
The land runs alongside<br />
the Major Hornbrook track<br />
and would be an ideal resting<br />
point, Mrs Purdue said,<br />
in a spot with plenty of sun.<br />
“There isn’t a memorial<br />
in Lyttelton to the two Lyttelton<br />
people who died. I<br />
think it would make a really<br />
nice pausing place.”<br />
Mr and Mrs Purdue have<br />
written to the Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board<br />
proposing the idea.<br />
Board members “soundly<br />
supported” the concept<br />
in principle when it was<br />
discussed at its meeting on<br />
Monday.<br />
But board member and<br />
Deputy Mayor Andrew<br />
turner said Mr and Mrs<br />
Purdue may have to approach<br />
LINZ get the process<br />
moving.<br />
•HAVE YOUR SAY:<br />
What do you think of<br />
the memorial orchard<br />
proposal? Email your<br />
thoughts to sarla.<br />
donovan@starmedia.<br />
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The closures will be<br />
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Monday and Tuesday from<br />
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installed.<br />
The tunnel will open to<br />
traffic for 10min on the<br />
hour for all three nights.<br />
Outside those times, only<br />
emergency vehicles will be<br />
allowed access.<br />
They are the first in a<br />
series of night closures<br />
over coming months to<br />
enable the $29 million fire<br />
protection system to be<br />
installed and tested.<br />
Commuters can also<br />
travel to Christchurch via<br />
Dyers Pass Rd.<br />
Senior project manager<br />
Chris Collins said work<br />
on the project was in full<br />
swing and expected to<br />
finish early next year. He<br />
said the work was complex.<br />
“Single and full tunnel<br />
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critical to the successful<br />
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he said.<br />
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Work progresses on Sumner Rd<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
WORK IS on track at Sumner Rd<br />
which is set to reopen in March.<br />
The completion date for the<br />
road linking Lyttelton to Sumner<br />
was pushed back more than a<br />
year after contractors discovered<br />
the project was more complex<br />
than first thought.<br />
However, city council manager<br />
planning and delivery transport<br />
Lynette Ellis said the project<br />
remains within budget.<br />
The joint city council and New<br />
Zealand Transport Agency work<br />
is being done by McConnell<br />
Dowell as part of the $80 million<br />
Sumner Lyttelton Corridor<br />
programme.<br />
The programme is made up of<br />
four projects, the others are at<br />
Wakefield Ave, Moa Bone Point<br />
and Shag Rock Reserve.<br />
The city projects have a budget<br />
of $20 million, while the Sumner<br />
Rd reconstruction will cost $60<br />
million.<br />
Stage one risk mitigation is<br />
complete and workers are<br />
now focused on repairing retaining<br />
walls and drainage infrastructure<br />
on and below Sumner<br />
Rd in preparation for pavement<br />
repairs, which will happen over<br />
summer.<br />
The road has been closed since<br />
the February 22, 2011, earthquake,<br />
due to damage and the<br />
risk of rockfall.<br />
It is a critical roading link and<br />
heavy vehicles travelling to and<br />
from Lyttelton Port have had to<br />
use the Lyttelton Tunnel for the<br />
last seven years since Sumner Rd<br />
was closed.<br />
FIXED: Sumner Rd is set to reopen in March after complex earthquake repairs.<br />
More women<br />
welcomed into<br />
Ferrymead Lions<br />
TWO MORE women were<br />
inducted into the Ferrymead<br />
Lions at its monthly meeting,<br />
bringing the total number of<br />
female members to six.<br />
Ivy Lee and Jo Hutchings<br />
joined Rosemary Lory, Ann<br />
Newsom, Jenny Godden and<br />
Ann Finnemore who last month<br />
became the club’s first female<br />
members in its 41-year history.<br />
The change was driven by<br />
president Bill Newsom, who<br />
is Mrs Newsom’s husband. He<br />
felt it was about time the club<br />
welcomed the other half of the<br />
population into its ranks.<br />
Mr Newsom said the club had<br />
recently sent a $500 donation to<br />
Japan for flood relief and now<br />
“after these dreadful fires in the<br />
United States and Canada”, the<br />
club would be sending another<br />
$1000 to the relief fund. “We of<br />
Christchurch must not forget<br />
that the US would have sent three<br />
times as much money here as the<br />
Lions clubs in New Zealand have<br />
sent to the US after we had the<br />
earthquakes in Christchurch and<br />
Kaikoura,” Mr Newsom said.<br />
To help raise funds, the club<br />
will be holding a pea straw sale<br />
at the old Redcliffs School site<br />
and opposite the Sumner Surf<br />
Life Saving Club building on<br />
Saturday.<br />
There would be a second<br />
sale on September 8 at Princess<br />
Margaret Hospital in Cashmere.<br />
Anyone who would like to<br />
contribute to the relief fund<br />
should come to the sale and<br />
the club will send their donation<br />
with its own, Mr Newsom<br />
said.<br />
Sandra retires after 35 years<br />
at Edith Cavell Lifecare<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
AFTER 35 years, aged care<br />
worker Sandra Cody has hung<br />
up her hat and retired from her<br />
job at Edith Cavell Lifecare.<br />
A special morning and afternoon<br />
tea and dinner at LeXom<br />
restaurant marked her final day<br />
on Thursday.<br />
There were a few tears, but for<br />
Mrs Cody it was time to move<br />
on. She started work back when<br />
her children were at Sumner<br />
School.<br />
Now they have children of<br />
their own, and Mrs Cody, who<br />
turns 70 next year, is ready to<br />
move onto a new phase in her<br />
life. The great outdoors is calling<br />
– with gardening, fishing, camping<br />
and tramping beckoning for<br />
her and partner Graham.<br />
But she’ll still find time to visit<br />
the residents and her former<br />
colleagues, and plans to do some<br />
volunteering at Edith Cavell.<br />
It’s a place she’s loved working<br />
with people she holds dear, and<br />
having her own mother live at<br />
the home for six years has made<br />
it even more special.<br />
“I was pretty fortunate to be<br />
here because I saw her five days<br />
a week and my brother used to<br />
come on the weekend so it was<br />
a bit of a family gathering every<br />
weekend.”<br />
She has always lived in the<br />
area and attended Redcliffs<br />
School. She now lives on Richmond<br />
Hill. In her time at the<br />
FRIENDS:<br />
Edith Cavell<br />
Lifecare<br />
residents<br />
Elvie Main<br />
(left) and<br />
Wendy<br />
Theobald<br />
farewell<br />
Sandra Cody<br />
(centre).<br />
rest home, she’s cared for parents<br />
of friends who she grew up with,<br />
something “which you never<br />
thought you’d ever do when<br />
you’re at school.”<br />
Working with the elderly is<br />
something that’s given her a lot<br />
of gratification.<br />
“We have some good times,<br />
and we have some sad times, too.<br />
I get a lot of satisfaction from<br />
caring for the elderly and a lot of<br />
companionship from the other<br />
staff. That really sums it up.”<br />
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Redcliffs couple conquer Yukon<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
Redcliffs couple<br />
Wendy Riach and<br />
Ian Huntsman won<br />
the Yukon 1000, the<br />
world’s longest canoe<br />
race, this month. It<br />
took them six days,<br />
14 hours and 55min<br />
to paddle 1609km<br />
down Alaska’s mighty<br />
Yukon River. They tell<br />
Sarla Donovan what it<br />
was like<br />
Tell me about the Yukon – is<br />
it a fast-flowing river?<br />
The river usually flows at<br />
7km/h. However, this year it was<br />
at a very low flow. According<br />
to the locals, this was due to it<br />
being an inordinately cold early<br />
summer with much less snow<br />
melt than usual. We could tell<br />
after the first day of racing that<br />
our times were going to be slow<br />
in comparison to earlier years as<br />
the river was flowing 1-2km/h<br />
slower than in 2014 when we last<br />
raced. Unfortunately this meant<br />
no new race records for canoes<br />
or kayaks this year.<br />
Alaska has this legendary<br />
quality, a final-frontier<br />
mystique. How did it feel to be<br />
out there in the wilderness?<br />
It’s big, it seems infinite, there<br />
are very few roads, almost no<br />
sign of human occupation, it<br />
really does belong to the wild<br />
animals who live there. We felt<br />
like trespassers, we watched<br />
our step when we were ashore<br />
and attempted to leave no trace<br />
behind.<br />
Does it feel different to NZ?<br />
Unforgiving, bigger and the<br />
climate is different. The weather<br />
is completely unpredictable, the<br />
skies are very busy with active<br />
clouds, you can never tell when<br />
the next thunderstorm will be or<br />
when the sun will emerge and it<br />
will be instantly over 35 deg C.<br />
You were out for six days and<br />
14 hours – could you describe a<br />
typical day?<br />
WHITE NIGHTS: Ian Huntsman gets ready to make camp just before midnight on the fourth day.<br />
Huntsman and Wendy Riach only slept for about four hours each night during the Yukon 1000<br />
race in Canada.<br />
The alarm in our tent goes off<br />
at 4am. It’s light outside but cold,<br />
like say 7.30am in Christchurch<br />
at the moment. It takes us an<br />
hour to pack up our sleeping<br />
bags and tent, cook porridge and<br />
hot chocolate, sort out our race<br />
food for 17-18 hours of paddling,<br />
put our paddling gear back on<br />
and launch the kayak. About<br />
20min later we eat porridge<br />
while sitting in the current of<br />
the river. Then it’s continuous<br />
paddling with a few 5min stops<br />
to eat heavy, fatty foods like<br />
salami and cheese. Salami was<br />
eaten in the morning, say about<br />
9am at our most sleepy time<br />
of the day. It has a sharp taste<br />
and keeps you awake. Cheese<br />
was eaten in the mid to late<br />
afternoon to keep paddling<br />
strength up until dinner time.<br />
To be competitive, we had to<br />
paddle each day until between<br />
10pm and 11pm each night. We<br />
found after the first day that we<br />
were too exhausted to cook and<br />
eat properly at 11pm so we made<br />
a decision to stop every night<br />
at around 8pm and go ashore<br />
for <strong>15</strong>min to cook dinner. This<br />
was the only time we got out of<br />
the kayak during the 18-hour<br />
days. We boiled enough water<br />
VIEW: Wendy Riach looks out<br />
at the southern end of Lake<br />
Laberge on the first day of<br />
the race.<br />
for our dinner and another hot<br />
drink in the thermos. Once our<br />
dehydrated Backcountry meals<br />
were prepared, we resealed<br />
the foil bags and jumped back<br />
into the kayak. We ate dinner<br />
sitting in the kayak with the<br />
current of the river still taking us<br />
forward. This cooking and eating<br />
method limited the amount<br />
of bear<br />
precautions<br />
we needed<br />
to complete<br />
when we<br />
finally came<br />
ashore at<br />
night. When<br />
we got<br />
ashore, we<br />
bear-proofed<br />
all our<br />
remaining<br />
food and<br />
rubbish,<br />
put up the<br />
tent, tended<br />
to blisters,<br />
trench foot<br />
and chafe<br />
with the first<br />
aid kit, and<br />
then went<br />
to sleep for<br />
between<br />
three hours<br />
Wendy Riach<br />
Ian Huntsman<br />
45min and four hours <strong>15</strong>min per<br />
night. It was never dark enough<br />
at night to use a head torch. On<br />
our last night, the sun shone into<br />
our tent at 11.<strong>15</strong>pm and turned it<br />
into a sauna for a few minutes.<br />
Did you see any other people<br />
during the race?<br />
For the first nine hours, we<br />
were swapping leads with a very<br />
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They were following us down a<br />
tricky section called the ‘30 mile’<br />
until they got stuck on a sandbar.<br />
We didn’t see them again until<br />
we welcomed them over the<br />
finish line. We had a great time<br />
catching up at the Yukon River<br />
Camp and later at Fairbanks<br />
with the other crews after they<br />
finished. For the remainder of<br />
the race we did not see anyone,<br />
except for a brief stop at the<br />
Alaskan border village of Eagle.<br />
How were the bears and bugs?<br />
We saw one brown bear<br />
(grizzly) just downstream of<br />
Dawson City early on our fourth<br />
day. The bear was very shy and<br />
was on an island in the river;<br />
he headed back into the forest<br />
when he saw us paddle by. Other<br />
animal highlights included<br />
seeing a lynx, lots of beaver and<br />
many moose with their calves as<br />
well as a rare wolverine on the<br />
last day. The bugs were largely<br />
insignificant, we were up too<br />
early and making camp too late<br />
for them to bother us.<br />
Do you get sore arms/hands –<br />
where did it hurt?<br />
We hadn’t recovered from<br />
racing the Yukon River Quest<br />
three weeks before. This had the<br />
unpleasant effect of our injuries<br />
from the earlier race resurfacing<br />
on days one and two, such as<br />
blisters on our hands. Inflamed<br />
tendon attachments, particularly<br />
in the hamstring area, were a<br />
real problem. We didn’t take any<br />
anti-inflammatory medications<br />
as our previous experience<br />
had proven these to be sleep<br />
inducing. I think over the course<br />
of the race, Ian and I took two<br />
panadol tablets each for pain<br />
relief. We used antiseptic,<br />
antibacterial, anti-fungal creams<br />
and barrier creams to keep<br />
general infections and trench<br />
foot at bay. At times we were in<br />
agony, but we were always able to<br />
change something, like swapping<br />
seat cushions, back rests, or foot<br />
rests to find a way of reducing<br />
or eliminating the cause of the<br />
injury.<br />
We also carried a variety of<br />
OVERNIGHT: Wendy Riach and Ian Huntsman make their last camp 200km from the finish in<br />
Alaska at 11.30pm.<br />
wrist braces which we used when<br />
our arms became fatigued. Ian<br />
also downsized his paddle blade<br />
to protect his wrists.<br />
Were there any ‘OMG!’<br />
moments?<br />
On day five, we spent two<br />
and a half hours paddling with<br />
less than 10m visibility due<br />
to wildfire smoke. There was<br />
very little wind in the river at<br />
that point, we had seen the fire<br />
burning on the banks of the river<br />
but the smoke lay thick on the<br />
water for a lot further than we<br />
anticipated.<br />
It was rather frightening, as<br />
the smoke was thick and acrid<br />
and it seemed to go on forever.<br />
Eventually a strong wind came<br />
up and blew the smoke away and<br />
we popped out the other side.<br />
I think it was compulsory<br />
to stop and sleep for six<br />
hours – would you just pull<br />
up at a likely looking spot<br />
on the riverbank?<br />
We always looked forward to<br />
camping for the night, the sky<br />
would soften to a golden colour,<br />
the air temperature cooled down<br />
a bit and the wind was generally<br />
a bit calmer. It was a great time<br />
of the day. We would choose a<br />
spot (often on a small island)<br />
on sand or gravel at least 10m<br />
distant from any bush from<br />
which a bear might appear.<br />
We checked for animal<br />
tracks and scat as soon as we<br />
got ashore. We didn’t find<br />
fresh bear prints at any of our<br />
campsites and always had a<br />
good night sleep. We didn’t<br />
light any fires and went to sleep<br />
as soon as possible. We had a<br />
roomy lightweight tent that was<br />
completely bug-proof and had<br />
bear-spray cans in the tent with<br />
us as well as wearing bear bells<br />
when on land.<br />
The two of you must get along<br />
pretty well. What’s the secret?<br />
It takes a lot of energy to<br />
win an expedition race such as<br />
this one. We both had really<br />
low points due to injuries<br />
(luckily at different times)<br />
which recurred and sleepiness<br />
as a result of pain. Empathy<br />
and consideration are key<br />
elements coupled with absolute<br />
determination to win. Without<br />
that determination, it would<br />
be too easy to give in to the<br />
pain and discomfort. You also<br />
need almost flawless paddling<br />
technique to keep the paddle<br />
strokes ticking over at maximum<br />
efficiency without irreversibly<br />
damaging tendons and muscles.<br />
How did you celebrate the<br />
win?<br />
We hung out with the race<br />
organisers, Jon and Harry,<br />
at the Dalton Bridge and<br />
welcomed the next three kayaks<br />
and canoes across the finish<br />
line. We all stayed together<br />
and talked for days about our<br />
shared experiences. All are<br />
incredibly talented people<br />
and we have forged strong<br />
friendships through our shared<br />
experiences. I can’t think of a<br />
better way to celebrate.<br />
Can you describe your<br />
preparation?<br />
Planning and preparation<br />
took about nine months. Most<br />
of it was boring stuff such as<br />
booking leave from work, flights,<br />
accommodation, transfers<br />
etc. We hired our kayak many<br />
months in advance and fitted it<br />
out three days before the race<br />
with refurbished seats, footrests<br />
and backrests, most of which we<br />
had brought from New Zealand.<br />
Without our custom fit-out of<br />
the kayak, we simply would not<br />
have been able to finish the race.<br />
We took all our dehydrated<br />
meals from New Zealand as we<br />
believe Backcountry is the best.<br />
We took much more warm gear<br />
this time, as four years ago I<br />
suffered badly from extreme cold<br />
in the later stages of the race.<br />
That didn’t happen this year.<br />
We also packed more calories in<br />
our 18-hour race bags which we<br />
sourced from supermarkets in<br />
the Yukon. We ate about 4000<br />
calories per day each.<br />
I guess all your equipment is<br />
vital but was there any gear you<br />
couldn’t do without?<br />
Inflatable seat pads are the big<br />
winner. The seat pads protect<br />
your hamstrings and without<br />
these we would have been out of<br />
the race on day two.<br />
How did you get into these<br />
long-distance races?<br />
A race called the Wild<br />
Descent, which occurred in 2013<br />
and 2104, it was four days long<br />
and we raced the length of the<br />
Clutha River in double kayaks<br />
from Wanaka to the Catlins.<br />
What’s your next adventure?<br />
We are team kayakers for a<br />
multisport race at Queenstown<br />
this weekend called the Peak<br />
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On this day<br />
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when a few Lyttelton residents<br />
were awoken by a strange noise.<br />
One local, Mr Mitchell, even<br />
sensed a small tremor, coming to<br />
the quick conclusion there had<br />
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Those working around the port<br />
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by the strange noise, sounding a<br />
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As they looked to the skies,<br />
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the air was still and calm. But<br />
then they noticed something<br />
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light broke out against the sky,<br />
nearby ships seemed to be listing<br />
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Upon closer inspection, the<br />
harbour was almost empty of<br />
sea, bare earth exposed in some<br />
places.<br />
Alarms were soon raised.<br />
Just half an hour later, an<br />
immense 2.4m wave, sounding<br />
like a rushing wind, came<br />
bowling into Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />
It snapped anchors and chains,<br />
tossed boats up in the air and<br />
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Boats that were moored to<br />
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The manned steamship<br />
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In a small victory against<br />
mother nature, the steamer<br />
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managed to avoid damage, apart<br />
from the loss of its anchor.<br />
What was later referred to<br />
in the Lyttelton Times as an<br />
“Earthquake Wave At Sea” it<br />
continued on towards the heads<br />
of the bay, flooding into the<br />
bottom farming paddocks of<br />
HOT SPOT: Banks Peninsula has been hit by multiple tsunamis over the years. As well as the 1868 tsunami, in 1960 water poured<br />
into the dry dock at Lyttelton (above) during the surges caused by a quake in Chile. (Below) – In 2016, the Kaikoura earthquake<br />
caused a tsunami in Little Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong>, damaging a property.<br />
PHOTO: ARA ENCYCLOPEDIA<br />
Samuel Manson.<br />
Two seaside homes and a 91m<br />
jetty were destroyed, as well as<br />
many sheep being drowned.<br />
Countless types of marine life<br />
were later discovered stranded<br />
on numerous beaches around the<br />
harbour bays.<br />
The Manson family, who had<br />
been farming at Teddington<br />
since 1845, would later speak of<br />
that day to others, saying how<br />
those paddocks affected were<br />
useless for years after.<br />
The water continued to fall and<br />
rise for days afterwards, causing<br />
whirlpools in many places.<br />
Other areas of New Zealand<br />
also reported damage, including<br />
Wellington, Nelson, Kaiapoi,<br />
Oamaru, Timaru, Dunedin and<br />
Bluff.<br />
New Zealand wasn’t the only<br />
place in the tsunami path –<br />
Hawaii, Japan and Australia also<br />
felt the brunt.<br />
Ships weighing several tonne<br />
were reported to have been<br />
pushed inland 800m.<br />
Some ships were never seen<br />
again.<br />
In fact, ships that arrived<br />
in Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> over the<br />
following days fished many items<br />
and parts belonging to those<br />
unfortunate wrecked vessels.<br />
Now referred to as the Arica<br />
Earthquake, it struck an area<br />
that was then a part of Peru<br />
around 9.30pm on <strong>August</strong> 13<br />
(Peru time), 1868.<br />
It is regarded to have been<br />
between magnitude 8.5 and 9.0<br />
and lasted between 5-10min.<br />
Hundreds of aftershocks<br />
followed in the days after.<br />
DEVASTATION:<br />
Arica in Peru<br />
(now part of<br />
Chile) was<br />
laid bare<br />
after the 1868<br />
earthquake and<br />
subsequent<br />
tsunami.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
WIKIPEDIA<br />
Tsunamis on Banks<br />
Peninsula<br />
•There were eight reported<br />
tsunami events on Banks<br />
Peninsula between 1840<br />
and 1982<br />
•The only other area to<br />
report more was Wellington<br />
which had nine.<br />
•The most extensive<br />
earthquake to affect New<br />
Zealand was in 1868, known<br />
as the Arica earthquake.<br />
It brought 2m waves to<br />
Banks Peninsula and killed<br />
one man on the Chatham<br />
Islands.<br />
•The most powerful<br />
earthquake of the 20th<br />
century was magnitude 9.5<br />
which struck off the coast<br />
of Chile on May 22, 1960.<br />
On May 23 and 24, the first<br />
of many tsunamis began to<br />
arrive on the east coast. At<br />
Lyttelton Port the tsunami<br />
came in at 2.7m above the<br />
tide level, damaging boats<br />
and electrical gear.<br />
•A hotel and several<br />
houses were flooded, and<br />
200 sheep drowned.<br />
•In 2016, the magnitude<br />
7.8 Kaikoura earthquake<br />
generated a 1m tsunami in<br />
Lyttelton, but at Little Pigeon<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> a 3m wave destroyed a<br />
house.
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Storytimes<br />
Wednesday, 10.30-11am, Tuesday,<br />
11-11.30am<br />
Go along to the Lyttelton Library<br />
where learning is encouraged<br />
through a love of stories.<br />
Storytimes is an interactive<br />
programme including stories,<br />
songs, rhymes and play. This is a<br />
free session.<br />
Sumner Library on Wednesday,<br />
Lyttelton Library on Tuesday<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Wednesday 10am-noon, Friday<br />
10.30am-noon<br />
It’s winter woollies time so<br />
why not head along to a fun<br />
knit ’n’ yarn session. Take your<br />
knitting, crochet or other craft<br />
project and spend some time in<br />
company with other crafty knitters.<br />
This is a free activity with<br />
no bookings required .<br />
Lyttelton Library on Wednesday,<br />
Sumner Library on Friday<br />
Create ’n’ Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Create ’n’ Connect welcomes<br />
you to create in company. $3 per<br />
session includes a yummy morning<br />
tea and great company. Take<br />
your own creative project or<br />
come and get some inspiration.<br />
Phone Beth for more information<br />
022 678 1252.<br />
St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs<br />
3 Garlands Road, Woolston<br />
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Wed: 12:20pm Thu, fri: 10:<strong>15</strong>am, 12:20pm, 2:20pm, 4:20pm, 6:20pm<br />
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mon: 10:<strong>15</strong>am, 12:20pm, 2:20pm, 4:20pm, 6:20pm<br />
Tue: 10:<strong>15</strong>am, 12:20pm, 2:20pm, 4:20pm, 6:20pm<br />
blackkklansman Spike Lee Comedy<br />
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Tue: 4:05pm, 8:20pm<br />
dumbo Disney Classics Film Festival<br />
saT, sun: 10:<strong>15</strong>am<br />
The Wife Starring Glenn Close & Jonathan Pryce<br />
Wed: 10:<strong>15</strong>am, 1:20pm, 2:20pm, 6:<strong>15</strong>pm, 8:<strong>15</strong>pm<br />
Thu, fri: 10:00am, 2:10pm, 6:30pm saT, sun: 2:00pm, 6:30pm<br />
mon: 12:45pm, 5:50pm Tue: 10:00am, 2:10pm, 6:30pm<br />
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Wed: 11:00am, 5:45pm, 8:00pm Thu, fri: 12:00pm, 8:30pm<br />
saT, sun: 11:45am, 8:30pm mon: 7:50pm Tue: 12:00pm, 8:30pm<br />
funny coW British Drama <br />
Wed: 4:<strong>15</strong>pm<br />
inTerlude in PraGue From the Producers of Gosford Park<br />
Wed: 3:40pm<br />
Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
5pm each Wednesday<br />
Book Discussion Group<br />
Thursday, 11am-12.30pm<br />
For those who love reading<br />
and want to share in discussion<br />
with other book lovers come<br />
along to this friendly book group<br />
which is held on the third Thursday<br />
of the month. It subscribes<br />
to the book discussion scheme<br />
so there is a cost involved. Please<br />
phone 941 7923 to enquire about<br />
availability and cost.<br />
Sumner Library, 37 Nayland St<br />
Babytimes<br />
Friday and Tuesday, 10.30-<br />
11am<br />
Encourage learning through<br />
language. Babytimes is an interactive<br />
programme including<br />
rhymes, songs, stories and play.<br />
This is a free session.<br />
Lyttelton Library on Friday,<br />
Sumner Library on Tuesday<br />
JP Clinic at Matuku Takotako:<br />
Sumner Centre<br />
Saturday, 10am-noon<br />
A justice of the peace will be<br />
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and there will be a presentation<br />
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enjoy a cup of soup<br />
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a film classic. The<br />
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soup and a roll and<br />
koha/donation for<br />
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noon. No bookings<br />
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Tuesday, 6-7pm<br />
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cheeses and free range eggs. Find<br />
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wander around any of the markets<br />
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weekend.<br />
Lyttelton Farmers Market<br />
and Lyttelton Craft Market:<br />
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London<br />
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Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3<br />
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Tararua Butter<br />
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Fresh NZ Pork Rump Steak<br />
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1 99<br />
kg<br />
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