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This Rekohu blog is managed by me with a lot of advice from you.
I must stress that the words and opinions on these pages are either my own, or I have stolen them (Nah not really…..). They do not necessarily represent the views of either Te Imi Moriori or of Hokotehi Moriori Trust. I am not paid to write this and I receive no thanks or accolades for doing so. These are strictly my views and opinions about the stuff that goes on, or has occurred on Rekohu.
I would dearly love for a few more responses to some of my points, but due to the lack of that, everyone obviously agrees with me?
Who I am is not important. What I say, also is not overly important, in the greater schem of life. What you think about what I say is important.
If you disagree, or even if you agree, make a comment. If its too “out there” I reserve the right to modify or exclude it from the blog, but come on, give it a go.
Do you like the photograph? THESE Tamariki are the future of Rekohu. They are our new Taonga. We should all treasure them as we do our other possessions.
I look forward to hearing from you
Me Rongo
Rekohu
Tena ko!
A very interesting website, have just discovered it! I am planning to visit NZ and Rekohu in 2010. Currently I am collecting literature on Moriori and Rekohu. By the way: do you know of “A Grammar of the Moriori Language”, a PhD-thesis by Sarah Galbraith of Auckland University? Please let me know if you do. I have many more questions but “one thing at a time”. I look forward to hearing from you!
Cheers,
E.
I have really enjoyed reading your articles. I just happened to come across them as i was seaching the net on the Chatham Islands. You may know me and my wife Pat. We lived on the Chathams 1966 – 71 and again from 1991 – 98. We were the Ministers for the Christian Fellowship in Te One. I would love to hear from you so that I can encourage you in your writing.
Regards
Terry