Brooke McIntyre (8) shows off the fish she caught in the Clutha River to her sister, father and grandparents (from left) Jonny, Jaclyn (5) and Margaret and Scott McIntyre at the Millers Flat Holiday Park. Photos: Pam Jones
Rosslyn Wilson and her son Gary, both of Milton, are flanked by the repurposed Faigan's Cafe and Store and the Millers Flat Bakehouse.
Siblings Kelvin Fowler, of Dunedin, and Mandie Lungley, of Brighton, enjoy a ride on the Clutha Gold Cycle Trail, which passes through Millers Flat.
Cooling off in the Millers Flat community swimming pool are (front, from left) Sam White (12), Neave Sheehy (14), Jakobe Paraki (14) and Keara Paraki (11), and back Ryan White (14), left, and Lachlan Springford (15), all of Invercargill.
The remains of the old Teviot Woolshed stand in a paddock about 8km from Millers Flat. The woolshed, built in 1865 and destroyed by fire in 1924, was the biggest woolshed in the southern hemisphere. Photo: Yvonne O'Hara
The 150 residents of Millers Flat are joined each summer by hundreds of visitors looking for an old-fashioned Kiwi holiday.
They enjoy fishing, swimming, cycling and the fruits of new business ventures in the village and established orchards in the district. PamJones met some of those enjoying the holiday season and explored further afield as well.
