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Becoming a popular pastime, Windwandering along the foreshore, meet Rodney Moratti with Wirimu & Monique and Carol-Ann Watts.
 

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Our 45 Meter tall 'windwand', swaying gently in the breeze, head high in the clouds, watching closely over our town, the windwand light is seen from a long way off at night, and has become our much treasured icon on the foreshore, an image taken from ground level looking straight up.
 

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Looking South along the walkway to the port, the famous Sugar Loaves come into view, this walkway is a most stunning addition to our foreshore.
 

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More Windwanderer's, meet Janet & Tom Prout of New Plymouth and Ian & Ruth Ewer from Wanganui, psst, I had to give them a push to get started again.
 

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A happy couple strolling the foreshore, meet Bryan Thurlow and Carolyn Erickson, with them of course was 'Jess'  Hi again nice to meet you.

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Enjoyment was the order of the day with these little cherubs, meet  Jessica Candy and Courtney Hatcher they were 'a scootering & a streeting'
 

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Meet the crowd, Eric(from the Netherlands) & Sharon Kamminga, and Keely & Marcia Hawe one big Taranaki happy family.

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Relaxing on the foreshore was Stephan Epp and Claudia Schmid, a young couple  visiting Taranaki all the way from Lucerne, Switzerland.

  
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Meet Helen Hewitt, a visitor from Lincolnshire, U.K, with her was a New Plymouth local Dwayne Busby of New Plymouth, welcome to Taranaki Helen, enjoy your stay with us. So glad to have met you.

 Meet a family Sunday strolling  the foreshore Colin and Robyn Fromont, with them are children Nichole Ashleigh and Megan, the coastal walkway has become a very popular destination these days for family walks.

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Here are some 'happy chappies' meet the teenagers Vance Hoskings and Tyler Slinger from Waitara, Alexis Andrew,  New Plymouth and Ashlee King from Toko way, including Ginny Death from Mangatoki.

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Visiting New Plymouth was Jeanette Peirce of Hawera,  down Sunny South Taranaki way, and with her was Pam Murdoch of New Plymouth lunching on the foreshore, hi girls

- The Taranaki Tourism Website