Putere
Looking south from Putere Road.
Landscape Notes
Observations of places and things in a disconnected postmodern world
Category: Rural Countryside
Rural countryside, in spite of its extreme modification, is very beautiful. It is sometimes difficult to deny that man and nature are a handsome pair. Yes we alter the natural landscape, but for good reason: hope. The hope that we can provide food and shelter for ourselves and our family's, and that we can raise our children to be good and honorable citizens of the society in which live.
30 September, 2017
Lake Rotonuiaha, Putere 4189
Janet M. Wilmshurst (1997) The impact of human settlement on vegetation and soil stability in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, New Zealand Journal of Botany, 35:1, 97-111.
Lake Rotonuiaha, also known as Putere Lake.
1 August, 2017
Te Hoe River
— Upper Te Hoe River valley, Willowflat, Wairoa.
30 June, 2017
Ruakituri River
— Ruakituri River, Wairoa.
3 November, 2016
Trees
— Trees. Far North.
22 October, 2016
Adare Farm
— Adare Farm.
7 October, 2016
Waiau River
— Waiau River, Putere.
2 October, 2016
Shelter-belt
A windbreak or shelterbelt is a plantation usually made up of one or more rows of trees or shrubs planted in such a manner as to provide shelter for stock, orchards, or homes from prevailing winds. They are commonly planted around the edges of fields on farms.
— Poplar shelter-belt #1.
— Poplar shelter-belt #2.
25 September, 2016
Dry Bones
— Dry bones. Panekiri Station.