Fayil:Tangarakau Bridge, New Zealand, 1968.jpg
Hoton asali (pikisal 2,398 × 1,639, girman fayil: 1.14 MB, irin MIME: image/jpeg)
Taƙaici
| Bayani |
This is one of many similar bridges built in the early 1920s to open up hill country valleys where land had been allocated to returning WW1 servicemen. By the 1960s the difficulties of farming this land was leading to farm abandonments and planned bush regeneration to control erosion. This bridge was maintained to give access to a power line service track. Today - in 2006 - one farm remains up here, with much of the land now held as a forest park. Tangarakau township itself is a ghost town that was originally built to support the construction of the Taumaranui to Stratford railway. The whole story of these districts is redolent of the era when New Zealand thought that land development was unlimited and that you could put any Kiwi joker on to any land and they would find a way of making it productive. When I used to go up here and stay on a farm regularly most of the locals still believed this, but most of them, one by one, were eventually forced off by overwhelmingly negative economics. |
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| Masomi | Tangarakau Bridge, Taranaki, New Zealand, 1968 |
| Marubucin | Phillip Capper from Wellington, New Zealand |
Lasisi
- Za ka iya:
- a raba – dan kwafa, yadawa da aika aikin
- dan maimaita – dan daukar aikin
- A karkashin wannan sharuddan
- Jinginarwa – Dole ku bada jinjina da ta dace, samar da linki zuwa lasisin, da kuma bayyana ko kunyi sauyi. Zaku iya haka ta yadda ta dace, amma ba kowace hanya ba wanda zai nuna mai-lasisin yana goyon bayan ku ba ko goyon bayan amfanin da kuke yi ba.
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This image was originally posted to Flickr by PhillipC at https://www.flickr.com/photos/42033648@N00/129992871. It was reviewed on 25 Nuwamba 2011 by FlickreviewR and was confirmed to be licensed under the terms of the cc-by-2.0. |
Tarihin fayil
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| Rana/Lokaci | Wadar sufa | Kusurwowi | Ma'aikaci | Bahasi | |
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| na yanzu | 19:45, 25 Nuwamba, 2011 | | 2,398 × 1,639 (1.14 MB) | Prankster | {{Information |Description=This is one of many similar bridges built in the early 1920s to open up hill country valleys where land had been allocated to returning WW1 servicemen. By the 1960s the difficulties of farming this land was leading to farm aban |
Amfani da fayil
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Amfanin fayil a ko'ina
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