🚶 Tramping - Outdoor Education 🚶

Taylor's Mistake:

This name was used from at least 1853 and onwards when he made the mistake is uncertain. This name is usually used to refer to a ship which Taylor was on and he mistook the bay for Lyttelton harbour. Captain of an Amercian Ship.  Taylors mistake is a harbour/bay found nearby Sumner in Christchurch.

Godley:
Named after John Robert Godley ( Irish ), is a statue placed in the cathedral square in Christchurch. The statue honours the founder of Canterbury ( John Robert Godley ). It was the first ever statue in New Zealand to represent a person. The statue is a bronze colour.






Godley Head ( Awaroa ):

Godley is a widened area and located at the entrance of Lyttleton harbour. The area is named after John Robert Godley. Godley head is a statue at the front of the entrance. Built at the building WW2, coastal defence barriers 

( batteries ) sit on top of a 120-metre cliff.  They fought against many countries.

Kiwi Guardian:

This programme involves kids learning about nature, earning cool rewards & going on family adventures. There are steps to this programme:

-Follow adventure maps

-Take actions in your backyard

- Attend special events

- Earn kiwi guardian medals.

If you have completed the map you receive a medal and a certificate.

The Map

Track Information: Click Here🚶

Weather:

The weather on Thursday 6th December will be cloudy & windy with a southwesterly wind. It will be a low of 11 degrees and a high of 13 degrees.

Gear: A Raincoat, Gloves, Socks, Jacket, Beanie, Hat, Drink Bottle, Lunch, Back Pack, Personal Medication, Cellphone, Sturdy Footwear, First Aid, Sunscreen & Polypropylene clothing