Hi Everyone
Kubic here
Today...
We're going to...
Howick!
Let's go!
Came to a...
to Howick historical village
Let's have a look
This place...
It was established to...
to preserve a memory...
about the time...
when in the middle of 19th century...
Europeans came to New Zealand
Interesting fact that they came here...
by...
new immigration scheme
This means...
Immigration to NZ...
started almost 200 year ago...
All building here...
are saved...
and kept...
thanks to volunteers
Just in time...
Somebody already
does restoration...
One of the buildings...
The most first settlers...
came...
They live like that...
He-he
Under tents
Just like three little pigs fairy tale...
Could be taped here...
He-he
Pretty good...
Especially as a first one...
Btw by this program, when 2500...
people came...
During next 7 years...
Only two of them came back to UK...
as...
Settlers felt in love with NZ
A secret saw stash
and a rake...
He-he
Let's go there...
Surrounding here looks like...
Shushenskoe
Lenin museum...
in Krasnoyarks
I'd recommend to visit it
He-he
Rural toilet...
We don't go there...
Better watch buildings
He-he
A school
Wow
Serious stuff...
Nice place...
A water pump...
scarecrow
Hello
Hello!
No reaction...
He-he
This historical place...
The idea of the place...
appeared...
In the middle of 20th century...
but...
there were many discussions...
Only in 60th...
Development started...
Fund raising, volunteering, etc...
and...
it became a thing
Only in 70th...
But it's completed really well...
We're going to a café..
for a short time-out
and then go...
to another Howick's place...
Called...
Musick point
let's go...
We're already at...
at Musick point
There are...
golf-club
and little bit further...
there should be...
Cool broadcast station...
Let's explore begins...
Cool views as...
Musick point is...
is a peninsula
East part of Auckland
Always windy
Check this out - Rangitoto
and the broadcast station is on a horizon...
This green island...
called...
Browns island...
He-he
The whole peninsula....
plus...
an additional land around...
about 160 square kilometres...
The first Europeans...
Bought it...
from...
Maori...
for...
half ton of tobacco...
and around...
90 blankets...
80 UK pounds...
have no idea how Maori was gonna use it...
but nevertheless...
plus additionally 12 flatting irons...
and
some additional...
horseshoes...
and...
some other...
other...
stuff...
Interesting agreement...
He-he
There is the broadcast station...
This building was used as a broadcast station up to 1993...
Then Telecom bought it...
and it became a...
cellular network point...
and nowadays it's used...
as cell coverage tower...
We're going behind the building...
to look at...
the ocean...
Beautiful...
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bye....
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