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Norman Reedus & Josh Brolin filmingRide with Norman Reedus in New Zealand

Photo Credits:  lightsonproject | isojclaus | daughterofthewinds | Auckland Night Market  | The Walking Dead HQ |  shadinyc  | intuitive_moko |  The Hits Waikato | nyc_lizzie

KORU  

Brings New Beginnings, Growth, Strength & Peace.

Natural New Zealand Greenstone (Pounamu).

New Zealand  dream pop quartet Yumi Zouma stay  Cool For A Second. The second single to be taken from their third album Truth or Consequences  coming out March 13

Hermes by Thistle Brown

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Hills near Waitomo, New Zealand

Black Magazine #15-God in an alcove
Model: Codie Young
Photographer: Thom Kerr

They asked me to show you what New Zealand looks like. Well, something like this) I will show the regions, because it is very diverse. This is what the places owned by the River Tribe look like. Which is not ours, where Rau lives with her dad.

Hear them speakbyanthonyko on Flickr.

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Tīeke are such neat birds, and I love their endless chatter.

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United Tribes of New Zealand, unofficial, 1834

The United Tribes of New Zealand was a loose confederation of Māori tribes based in the north of the North Island. British James Busby was sent to New Zealand in 1833 to serve as the official British Resident, and set up a framework for trade between Māori and Europeans.

British laws ruled that every ship must carry an official certification, so the United Tribes needed a flag to trade. Three designs were put to 25 northern Maori chiefs. The design chosen was based on the flag used by the Church Missionary Society.

When officially gazetted in Australia in 1835, the flag was altered, to fit with more standard heraldic patterns (the black fimbriation was made white, and the stars were changed to be five-pointed). Today it is widely used today as a flag by Māori groups throughout New Zealand, who also refer to it as the He Whakaputanga flag.

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Mitre Peak, New Zealand, [OC][4492 × 4492] - Author: Wunderfall on reddit