Exploring Hobsonville
Greenhithe & Albany12 June, 2011
Wednesday riders see these areas quite often but, for those who can't get out on
a Wednesday, there is a lot of development to see in this part of Auckland.
Helen did a great job showing us around.
The shared path alongside the Greenhithe Bridge - a great downhill.
The poor old Fairmile has also gone a long way down hill.
Photo : Maurice
A different style : a different colour - and how!!
This new footbridge over SH18 - the Upper Harbour Motorway - links
Clarks Lane and Hobsonville Village.
Photo : Maurice
Tony thought this might be part of John Key's National Cycleway Scheme.
It's the view from the yellow bridge.
Photo : Tony
Greenhithe Bridge and NZ Yachting Developments wharf at Hobsonville.
Photo : Maurice
Hobsonville Park.
Photo : Tony
Happy strollers leaving the Catalina Café at Hobsonville.
Photo : Mack
Bike racks? at the top of the Greenhithe Bridge path.
(N.B. They are not ACTA bicycles, so don't try to recognise them.)
Photo : Maurice
Starting to unpack lunch.
(Maurice is checking his GPS to see where we are.)
Photo : Tony
Looks like Helen is supervising her boys.
Photo : Tony
Peter bids us farewell so he can go home and patch up his wounds -
you can see the bloody elbow, but the bloody knee is tastefully out of frame.Peter had earlier discovered the dangers of a pathway with a wet timber deck.
Photo : Tony
Albany Park, with its nicely elevated wooden deck.
(This one had a reasonable anti-skid covering.)
Photo : Tony
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