Wild wind batters coastal Otago

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Wed, 22 Dec 2010
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Washed but not cleaned . . . Cars cross the Andersons Bay Inlet on the wrong side of the road but fail to avoid wind blown waves. Photo by Jane Dawber. Leaves pile up on Lower Stuart St after a windstorm on Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Gregor Richardson. Logan Park Drive is littered with fallen branches. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Members of the public cordon off Kenmure road after a power pole was blown over by the wind. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Constable Hugh Tait (left) and Gareth Evans survey the damage caused by a fallen tree in Ross Street, Dunedin. Photo by Jane Dawber. Fulton Hogan workers work to remove a fallen tree which brought down powerlines at the intersection of William St and Serpentine Ave, Dunedin, on Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Gregor Richardson. Dave Scott of Central police removes trees off the road on Great King Street North on Tuesday. Photo by Peter McIntosh. A tree covers a parked vehicle on Great King street North on Tuesday. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Optical assistant Louise Stuart vacuums up the shattered glass door at Specsavers in George St. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Darrin Buise of North Dunedin Police chainsaws a tree which damaged a Nissan Primera car and blocked Pine Hill Road during heavy winds on Tuesday. Photo by Peter McIntosh.
 

Pictures of the damage caused by strong winds on Tuesday.

Prints of photos available from Otago Images.

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