A Maori statue (Pou) on the ridge of Mount Victoria (Tangi-ke-teo), Wellington, New Zealand - Black and White - My Word with Douglas E. Welch

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A Maori statue (Pou) on the ridge of Mount Victoria (Tangi-ke-teo), Wellington, New Zealand – Black and White

September 20th, 2017 dewelch

A Maori statue (Pou) on the ridge of Mount Victoria (Tangi-ke-teo), Wellington, New Zealand

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