24 Hours in Maniototo and Strath Taieri

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3:20pm Rhonda Campbell rests outside Gilchrists General Store at Oturehua. Opened in 1902, this shop is believed to be the oldest general store in the country. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. 4:12pm Ngaire Sutherland dusts a teapot at Hyde’s historic Otago Central Hotel, which she restored. The lime green coffin is what she intends to be buried in. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. 5:05pm Shearing identity Neville Taylor enjoys a cuppa outside the Middlemarch shearing quarters after a day’s work. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. 5:37pm Justine Ragg, a Southern Pest Management contractor, tags a ferret she caught on Matarae Station near Sutton, before it is sent to be tested for tuberculosis. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. 5:55pm Neville ‘‘Springer’’ Borthwich enjoys a glass of wine at the Clarks Junction Hotel. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. 11.00 am, Saturday: Water on the Maniototo was a special bonus for bride Kimberely Gibson and Oliverburn farmer Rex Gibson (holding their 2 1 /2 daughter Ella). They are joined by bridesmaid Danielle Carruthers. Photo by Barry Munro. 11.15am: Jude Loza, of Dunedin, crosses the Hyde viaduct on the Otago Central Rail Trail as she warms up for an afternoon ride with the AOK Social Riders. Photo by John Fridd. Michael Fridd works a horse on the ranges overlooking the Ida Valley near Oturehua late on Friday afternoon. Photo by Lisa Reid.
 

Images from the Otago Daily Times souvenir publication 24 hours in Otago. Prints of ODT photos are available from Otago Images.

 

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