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the new foreshore
the old foreshore q
 Once upon a time,
the New Plymouth foreshore
looked like
the above image,
for years the city abandoned
the sea,
there was little
else but Trains and tracks
and a railway Station:.
however there has now been
a
paradigm shift.
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New Plymouth
has become forward
thinking and the city is now connecting from the city to the sea, filling the
province
with a new found vibrancy.
. Our Coastal Walkway
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The sun smiled on the 28th January 2006 as the
Stone Symposium auction took place at the New Plymouth Forshore, and Stone
Carvings sold for between $700 and
$7000.
There was not a breath of wind as evening wore on and hundreds were out to take advantage of the gorgeous weather - later on many were witnessing the waves crashing over the sea walls and under the pier at high tide. |
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Is this paradise, we all think so .......
Just a few minutes walk from the foreshore and you are in the heart of the city, take advantage of the great selection of Cafe's and Bars, or walk on up to Pukekura Park. If you are in a museum mood, visti Puke Ariki Museum right on the foreshore, this wonderful Museum is our new addition to the foreshore, the visitor's centre is situated in Puke Ariki so if you are requiring information - just ask away. Govett Brewster Art Gallery, close to the foreshore |
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As the sun sets on yet another sunny summer evening in Taranaki we are all thinking 'if only every day was like today and could be frozen in time'. Lila Smith.
Visit Surf Highway 45 |
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Page 2 -14 samples of the Stone Carvings Page 3 - Visitors to the Foreshore/Coastal Walkway and Stone Symposium |
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