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Manuka Trees - Pukerua Bay

Manuka Trees - Pukerua Bay

Hot tip from my wife on her train trip into Wellington every morning. This stand of Manuka trees is slightly off the beaten track on a walkway between Pukerua ...
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Hot tip from my wife on her train trip into Wellington every morning. This stand of Manuka trees is slightly off the beaten track on a walkway between Pukerua Bay and Paekakariki north of Wellington, New Zealand.
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Pukerua Bay, Wellington, NZ

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Jan, 2021

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