HOWICK HISTORICAL VILLAGE NEW ZEALAND + MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE
As the Historical Village of the 1840-1880, This place is one of the must-to-visit in Auckland!
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And me, Rima and Junior did the #mannequinchallenge while enjoying the #roomtour houses with fabulous furnitures back to 19th century :)
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Howick Historical Village
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Howick Historical Village - Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
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Enter another era at this living museum, where costumed staff and 30 restored buildings recreate an early Auckland settlement.
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Travel blogs from Howick Historical Village:
- ... After playing around Devonport, we headed to a historical village in east Auckland -- Howick Historical Village ...
- ... in a cast and a couple giraffes, including the one picture below whom I fed This afternoon we visited Howick Historical Village which has original buildings from when the British first settled here, including houses, raupos (little temporary huts since ...
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- Aron in hut at Howick Historical Village by Ardnopes from a blog titled Auckland Day 2
- Howick Historical Village by Daveandemma from a blog titled Auckland at the Hough's
Howick Historical Village restoration work 1980 Auckland NZ
Manukau city centre, Auckland, New Zealand
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Manukau city centre, Auckland, New Zealand
Manukau is one of Auckland's largest suburbs and was formerly a large independant city before the amalgamation with Auckland in 2010. Attractions in and around Manukau include Rainbow's End, Butterfly Creek, Westfield shopping Centre, Howick Historical Village and Auckland International Airport.
This video shows some places in Manukau city centre, such as Westfield shopping malls, Bus and train station, and MIT campus in Manukau.
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Manukau is the heart of Auckland’s south, a vibrant cosmopolitan centre and home to the largest Polynesian community in the world. For a taste of the Pacific, visit Otara Market, New Zealand’s largest street market bursting with life and flavour.
Hit the rides and rollercoasters at Rainbow’s End, New Zealand’s largest theme park, or visit some of the many other family attractions and activities nearby, including mini golf, paintball, go karting, bike riding and a rope courses.
For something more relaxing, take a stroll through the stunning Auckland Botanic Gardens – picnic on the grass, enjoy a bite in the café and find the fantastic sculptures spread through the gardens. Take the kids to Butterfly Creek to walk through the tropical butterfly house full of hundreds of colourful, free-flying butterflies, plus huge saltwater crocodiles and cute farm animals.
And if you’re an aircraft aficionado, see restored classics at the New Zealand Warbirds Visitor Centre at Ardmore Airport.
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Manurewa Central School Visit to Howick Historical Village 26 Aug 2011
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I hate this beautiful country: Howick Historical Village
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Nelson Blake at the Howick Historical Village Auckland NZ Sept 1988 (Part 2)
Roadtrip to Matakana Village, NewZealand
2017 Middle Syndicate - Howick Historical Village Trip
Howick Historical Village is a living history museum where our Middle Syndicate students were able to learn about Auckland’s colonial period (1840 to 1880).
Howick Historical Village Fly Overs
Got the opportunity to shoot some slow flying vids at Howick Historical Village the other weekend with my miniquad. A bit shakey/jelloish with crappy vibe insulation and no gimbal, but got some OK shots.
GOLDEN POINT HISTORIC HOUSES.mp4
The battery at Golden Point in New Zealand's south island was run in its final years by three brothers who lived in three small houses on the site. The houses are 'sod' buildings, and although Central Otago is pretty dry, the buildings are deteriorating in the weather. The Department of Conservation is responsible for their preservation, but success depends on properly understanding the primitive techniques used in their construction. Kevin Pearce, the DoC ranger who looks after the site, shows visiting staff round the buildings, explaining his learning curve, and discussing his problems and his successes in staying faithful to the original.
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This was my visit to the Howick Historical Village in Howick, Auckland, New Zealand. The Village Museum has over 30 buildings from the year 1840 to 1880 which have been restored by the Howick and Districts Historical Society.
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Tips at on selecting retirement villages in Auckland Central 36°50′49″S 174°45′54″E / 36.847°S 174.765°E
Start off by making a list of things you would want in an ideal retirement village in Auckland. Do not forget to include activities and amenities such as a swimming pool, a library, a hairdresser, health services, restaurants, organised activities and trips.
Different villages will offer different services and facilities so make note of what services are offered by different villages as it can get very confusing. Also look to the future and what you may need and the proximity of family and friends. Visit as many of the retirement villages in Auckland as you can to see what they offer. If there is limited choice nearby, go further afield to get to know what differences are offered as well as the feel of the place.
The Retirement Villages Act 2003 requires all retirement villages in New Zealand to be registered. It also defines retirement villages according to their size. Small villages have no more than 34 residential units, while medium-sized villages have at least 35 but no more than 84 residential units. A large retirement village has a minimum of 85 residential units.
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Some villages are spread over multiple sites with small groups of houses with a central communal venue for events. If you are considering this type of village, keep in mind that there may be transport issues if not now but in the future. Check to see if the village operators provide bus or transport services.
Make time to talk to the existing residents especially during open days that are held. Check out the types of accommodation on offer, talk with existing residents and view their property comparing it to others you have seen. Converse and ask them their likes and dislikes of the village. There may be quieter areas and warmer spots that are out of the prevailing wind. The more questions that you are able to ask will result in more opinions and critical information on what to avoid as much as what to look for.
A lot of retirement villages have rest homes and access to hospitals onsite or nearby. Find out if you are able to access or move into the rest home or hospital at a later stage if your health requires it. If there is no medical assistance on site find out how far away it is and what is involved for you to get it. Find out the costs of these medical services before you are committed to it. Home help may be an attractive feature for you but again check out the costs. Look and find how accessible the village units are to mobility and disability needs if you require them in the future.
Collect and read all of the information they supply. You should be given a disclosure statement, an occupation right agreement as well as a Code of Residents Rights. Retirement villages in Auckland should have a statutory supervisor whose job is to oversee the running of the village and you should find out who this is and meet them.
Beware of unknown costs to signing up and living in retirement villages in Auckland Central. There is often a joining fee before you move in, as well as ongoing fees for the services and facilities. You need to check how much of these fees include the gas, electricity and telephone bills if at all. You may be able to pay for these charges automatically by direct debit on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis.
There are usually costs associated with leaving the village and you will need to understand these fees which should be fully described in the disclosure statement. Get someone to explain it to you as well as asking the existing residents opinions.
Make sure to get financial advice and get your adviser to compare costs for you. Check with them that you can afford the ongoing fees and consider whether you want to leave a financial legacy and if this is still affordable if you move into a village. Determine how much you need to have set aside if you decide to leave the village.
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Some residents of retirement villages do qualify for an accommodation supplement through WINZ and also qualify for a rates rebate from the local authority, so get them to enquire if you are eligible for benefits.
Your lawyer is required to ensure you fully understand the terms and conditions of the contract before you sign. Take someone with you to help you to understand the details and ask any questions. Ensure that any changes or adjustments to any clauses are recorded in writing
Before you make any decision talk to your family and your friends about your plans. They and the executors of your will need to know your intentions and how it will affect them as well as you. Above all make sure that you are happy with your choice of retirement villages in Auckland Central and that you talk to your family about your decision.
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