A couple of posts ago (“One year ago today – 13 July”) I referred to our local beach as Hataitai Beach. To be honest I didn’t know what it was called, it has always been the beach at the bottom of the hill to us – no name required.
Well apparently it really is called Hataitai Beach (Hataitai is a Maori name pronounced “hi-tie-tie”) and it is named after the great taniwha (sea monster) Whataitai, one of the two creatures who helped form Wellington Harbour.
I joked about going down there in the bad weather that we had last week but this week the weather is a little better so I wandered down with my camera.
- Hataitai Beach on a winters afternoon
- A place to really get away from it all
- Seaweed washed up on the sea shore
- Boast Houses strung along the shore
- Row boat on Evans Bay
- Yachts moored in Evans Bay
- A shell in the flotsam washed up on the beach
- Hataitai Beach and boathouses