Thursday 6 April 2017
Stormy skies over Ohinemutu Cemetery
Last weekend on our road trip through Rotorua we stopped at the Ohinemutu Cemetery - a very respected resting place for soldiers who served in the 28th (Maori) Battalion during the 2nd World War. Such a peaceful spot but I was disappointed to see the shores of the lake polluted with rubbish here and there - sad that people can't dispose of their leftovers the right way.
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8 comments:
beautiful place of honor. I'm sorry about the disrespectful slobs ... sadly, those kind are everywhere.
Indeed a pretty spot and great photo. Sorry to hear about the litterbugs.
Nice photo of a worthy monument. Leaving trash is kind of a worldwide thing I am afraid. My dad was a forest ranger and woe to any of us kids who littered.
Beautiful sky.
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My pet peeve too when people litter.
A lovely shot.
A great photo of a beautiful place, Amy. It seems that a bag to pick up rubbish is a necessary part of every walk these days, no matter where you go. So annoying!
New Zealand is my favorite country to travel to. Really? Some people still do littering?
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