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Opunake Mornings 10/12/2012

December 10, 2012

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Reef Point looking down the coast

The remnants of the jetty at the point. Four lonely sentinels

coastline jetty New Zealand ocean Opunake posts reef point sentinels Taranaki The Naki. the walkway.

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