Brick Wall
The north facing wall of this Watercare service building at the foot of the Lower Huia Dam gets plenty of sunlight year-in and year-out. …
Mainly West of Queen Street - seen through my lens
Category: Huia (Page 1 of 4)
Karamatura Loop Walk
A popular walk in the bush near Huia.…
Huia Road
Officially, winter has already started. But on the first day of winter I was greeted with these beautiful autumn colours as I was driving back from Huia.…
The Guard
Teddy has taken residence at the gate to the Lower Huia Dam, drawing attention to the signs about track closures (to protect healthy stands of kauri from the dieback disease which is spread through foot traffic).…
The Shower
The westerly blows rain laden clouds over the ranges, at the Lower Huia Reservoir.
For more black and white images check out Dragonstar’s Weekend in Black and White.…
At the Lower Huia Dam
These drains are part of the Lower Huia Dam, one of two earth dams in the Waitakere Ranges (providing water for the city of Auckland). The construction of this dam was completed in 1971. Of the five reservoirs in the Waitakeres, this one has the largest capacity.…
Cabbage Trees (Cordyline Australis)
A stand of cabbage trees reaching up to catch the sun before it sets behind the ridge. Near Lower Huia Dam.…
Spillway
This is the bell mouth spillway of the Lower Huia water supply reservoir, and right now there is plenty of water – meaning there was quite a bit of rain in recent days and weeks. (Overall, Auckland’s water reservoirs are 82% full, according to WaterCare.)…
Manuka Blossom
Manuka trees are in full flower at the moment, lots of them on the road to Huia. These pictures were taken near Lower Huia Dam.
Looking down from Lower Huia Dam
Huia Bridge
Huia Bridge crosses the Huia Stream next to Huia Domain. A one lane bridge (traffic going west gives way to the opposite direction), it was constructed in 1935.
Huia Bridge
Huia Bridge
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