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Two of the super walkers from Kohupatiki Flyers, Dora Edmonds and Anaru Robin.
Anaru walked a total of 620.82 kilometers by himself and was recorded on our records as the individual who walked the most kilometers on our forty day hikoi.
In week four Anaru walked a massive 218.5 kilometers.
So congratulations Anaru for being our Hikoi Superwalker and Super guy!!!
Dora walked 225.24 kilometers, that's probably why she's got long lean gorgeous legs. Kia Ora! Dora
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Tollemartians team Moana Kupa, Jessie Cracknell and Louie Te Hau are pictured here with their moko's. The Tollemarche Orchards of Hastings had two Tollemartian teams entered and both finished in the top ten. Aunty Moana Kupa, one of our oldest participants walked a personal total of 212.90 kilometers, an inspiration to us all.
Heather Hawkins (at rear in red) of the Mad Meds team, supplied c/o the Orchards, boxes of fresh Hawkes Bay Apples for the opening and closing events. Kia Ora! from us all. |
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Tina Parkinson of the Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga Challengers Team and Waiora Rogers of the De Buggers Team were both wonderful participants throughout the hikoi. |
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Jack Hamlin, James Robin and Gloria Hamlin stride it out on the Napier pathways. These are three more members of the Kohupatiki Flyers Team, who set the pace for the rest of us by completing the 515 kilometers by week two. Their team total was 2273.98 kilometers and you can see here how they enjoy their hikoi. |
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Hot Steppers Jason Lambert and Danielle Keil-Lambert represent their whanau team in the closing walk.
Danielle is one of the 8 Ngati Kahungunu Iwi staff members whose whanau teams all completed the 40 day walk. |
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Potace Bennett, Nancy Robin from Kohupatiki Flyers and Wietske Cloo from the Public Health 2 Team, walking the pathways after the closing ceremony and issuing of certificates. |
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Arama Jackson-Ware and Makere Jackson of Tuhoe ki Heretaunga and Davidia Ashby and Sheyne Te Hau of the DHB Wanderers put on a show for the cameras while walking the Napier pathways. |
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Whanau Team - The Leafy Greens take a breather on the Napier pathways. Tuta Hongara walked 313.00 kilometers with Naumai Ropitini and their children Amy, Rawiri and Charley Girl show your never too young to start walking. |
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Our HIkoi children try out the sound shell at the closing ceremony of the Hikoi for Health 2005. Pictured are the Hongara's, Ropitini's, Hamilton-Morrison's, Waiohiki marae mokopuna joining in the spirit of the hikoi. |
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Gathering the whanau for the closing hikoi. |
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Tuta Hongara and Naumai Ropitini of the Leafy Greens set off towards Awatoto followed by Te Karaka o Waiohiki walkers, Doug Greeks, Roy Pewhairangi and Teresa Greeks whose teams finished in the top three for the hikoi. Doug walked 263.20 kms and Teresa 229.20 kms. Wow what a great effort. |
