A timeline of pictures showing the preparations of a New Zealand hangi. Other Pacific Nations call it an Umu, its prepared slightly differently, but the basic priciple remains. The food is steamed underground to create a unique flavour. |
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Showing posts with label Gisborne New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gisborne New Zealand. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
How to make a New Zealand Maori hangi - underground cooking
How to make a Maori hangi - New Zealand underground cooking:
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Gisborne's missing little four year old boy's body was found today...
The body of four year old Lucas Ward, the missing little boy from Kaiti in Gisborne, on New Zealand's east coast, was sadly found today just 400 metres up the river from his grandmother's home. The river and its banks had been extensively searched since he went missing on the 16th August, 2010, just ten days ago. The little boy never liked the river and its water which tragically took his young life.
The police had downgraded their search a few days ago, because the area had been continually searched. But the family, friends, neighbours and locals had continued to search regardless of the official search. The family and the police have thanked all who searched for the little blonde headed youngster. His family and friends are devastated at the news which had become inevitable because of the length of time he had been missing.
A post mortem will be held in a few days, and his death will be discussed at a later inquest.
The police had downgraded their search a few days ago, because the area had been continually searched. But the family, friends, neighbours and locals had continued to search regardless of the official search. The family and the police have thanked all who searched for the little blonde headed youngster. His family and friends are devastated at the news which had become inevitable because of the length of time he had been missing.
A post mortem will be held in a few days, and his death will be discussed at a later inquest.
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Search for missing Kiwi four year old continues...
Search for missing Kiwi four year old in Gisborne continues - the modern little boy lost...
Search for missing Kiwi four year old continues...
A young four year old boy, Lucas Ward, who apparently wandered away from his grandmother's home in Kaiti, Gisborne, on New Zealand's east coast, still hasn't been found after four days. his bike has been found close to the river.
Police divers have been searching in the local river for the youngster, described as a little extrovert who may have just been a little boy exploring new territory, or had tried to walk home to his father's home.
His extended family has been assisting the search and are now becoming deeply concerned for their young family member, a little blonde headed Lucas Ward. Prayers are now being said for the youngster. The changeable springtime weather making conditions wet and cold. The little boy was dressed in sweat shirt and track pants - hardly suitable in the conditions.
Some of you readers who are old enough will remember the search in the north American wilderness many decades ago for the 'little boy lost', and later the song written about him. I have a grandson the same age as Lucas Ward, and my heart goes out to his parents, grandparents and extended family whose hearts are now breaking. So many thanks to the Gisborne community who are assisting the police and family in the search for Lucas. I hope they find the little boy alive!
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