Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Queenie Rikihana and Ruth Pretty welcome guests at Rangiatea Church
Queenie Rikihana explains history of Rangiatea grounds
Andre Baker explains the hammerhead shark design in the kneeler cushions in Rangiatea Church
...and teaches the guests to sing this song
No pipi but there was a John Dory
Elaine Bevan explains weaving at Te Whare Toi in Otaki
...that's me in the foreground
Rewana bread ready to go at Raukawa Marae in Otaki
Pipi fritters
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Tootsie Iriha's fried bread...with butter and golden syrup, yum
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Queenie Rikihana gives tips about fishing up pipis
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Ruth Pretty looks forward to Tootsie Iriha's famous fried bread
Tootsie Iriha and Queenie Rikihana
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Wellington on a plate Pipi Trail
Aunty Hira flips her very delicate pikelets
Ruth Pretty hands out Rewana bread starter to guests as they leave