Rangitoto

Twins Brian Thomas Sullivan (below, left) and Kevin James Sullivan, 10, carry their luggage to the boat train 'Rangitoto' bound for Auckland in 1950

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Smithyman had similar problems with Brasch's poem 'Rangitoto', which presented Aucklanders 'favourite island as a brooding, malignly magical place devoid of any real connection to human history.

Reading the Maps 2009

FILE - Oct. 6 1950 b/w file photo of 10 year old twins Brian Thomas Sullivan (left) and Kevin James Sullivan from Islington, London, who carry their luggage to the boat train "Rangitoto" as they leave Liverpool Street station in London bound for Auckland, New Zealand.

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We have a beautiful home right on the beach outside Auckland with the Fuji-shaped island of Rangitoto as our morning view and the constant waves of the Pacific beating at the edge of our front lawn.

Late, Late at Night Rick Springfield 2010

We have a beautiful home right on the beach outside Auckland with the Fuji-shaped island of Rangitoto as our morning view and the constant waves of the Pacific beating at the edge of our front lawn.

Late, Late at Night Rick Springfield 2010

Nice, I thought, I could handle chugging down to Rangitoto and back, couple of beers and all that.

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We have a beautiful home right on the beach outside Auckland with the Fuji-shaped island of Rangitoto as our morning view and the constant waves of the Pacific beating at the edge of our front lawn.

Late, Late at Night Rick Springfield 2010

Rangitoto is a relatively young volcano, now extinct, and beautiful to gaze at across the bay.

Home Again elena maria vidal 2009

Rangitoto is a relatively young volcano, now extinct, and beautiful to gaze at across the bay.

Archive 2009-04-01 elena maria vidal 2009

As soon the he cruiser cleared Rangitoto the bugle sounded "Everybody aft," and Captain Parry briefly told his crew the plans for the Achilles: they were bound for the West Indies, via the Panama Canal, and they would come under the orders of the C. -in-C, America and West Indies Station.

Graf Spee Pope, Dudley 1956