Ken Wright photographing a waterfall at Otanewainuku Forest (2012)

Date2012DescriptionOn a visit to Otanewainuku Forest to see Whataroa Falls Ken discovered a second waterfall and his latest project, a series of photographs of local waterfalls named "Beyond The Ledge" was born. Not only did he discover the second waterfall fall he discovered three more with the guidance and kind help of landowner Hanz Prendergast. The waterfall project expanded further with the help of McLaren Park Ranger Gary Borman and Ngatuhoa custodians Stu Emerson and Bob Mankelow. "Most people would only ever see one, some would see No.2. but the rest are .... way beyond the ledge. "The falls project just blew me away ... being in an unspoilt environment that few people have seen is very special, almost spiritual.”
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Originally uploaded to the Tauranga Memories website (2011-2020), into the Tauranga Artists basket, or focus group, by Tauranga City Libraries staff (Debbie McCauley), on December 16, 2012.

Its original URL was: http://tauranga.kete.net.nz/en/tauranga_artists/images/show/4697 and its original license was: Creative Commons AttributionNoncommercial 3.0 New Zealand License.

Sometimes images contributed to Tauranga Memories by the community were uploaded by a library staff member. If this has resulted in your photographs being mis-attributed to a staff member, please let us know so we can correct this.The original Tauranga Memories site also sometimes collected the following (blank where empty):

First name: Ken
Surname: Wright
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City: Tauranga, New Zealand
Year: 2012

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Ken Wright photographing a waterfall at Otanewainuku Forest (2012)

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