Posts by Gudrun Gisela

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  • Capture: Two Tales of a City,

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    Many of us agreed it did us good to see trucks and cranes used in such an elegant way for a change.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    One can only marvel how well this was all planned. With the crane in place Eunice Brenda is getting ready for a big trip.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

  • Capture: Two Tales of a City,

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    Made for more than just a weekend put put this boat can accommodate seven.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    Marine wood and stainless steel will see this craft performing in all kinds of weather.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    The work continued without loud words or frantic behavior even tough they were getting short on time to fit in all those last minute tasks

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    In the the past few weeks Richard Lowen worked with amazing energy to see his creation come to fruition.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    Jonathan Lowen an outstanding spirit and creative intellect came up with many solution to vexing problems

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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    Just for a change something pleasant to share. A testimony of intelligent application and perseverance and the love of family and friends has seen Eunice Brenda being placed into the water on Karaka Beach yesterday morning with choreographed precision. A clear albeit chilly morning did not deter friends and extended family to share this event in the Lowen household.

    Richard Lowen started his dream of building this boat as far back as 1975 when he purchased a motor and the rest was a continuation of planning and tweaking until an outstanding piece of engineering joined our landscape yesterday 23 of August, 2012.

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

  • Hard News: Living with the psychopath,

    Robert Hall he caused injuries to his daughter for a period of four months from Nov 2010 through to March 2011 which included both legs broken – one leg in four places – and he prevented the infant’s mother from seeking treatment.



    A baby with broken limbs would have been screaming just about none stop . What is happening to their immediate family? Why is the mother not leaving this man and taking her baby to a hospital? Just imagine if we made it law if a child is found in such horrific state both parents go to jail and they lose the right to parent it until it is eighteen years of age maybe something might change.The child can be adopted out to people who would give it a loving and peaceful home. Why do we make so many excused for these adults?

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

  • Hard News: Living with the psychopath, in reply to DexterX,

    To even think of home detention is utterly useless. It will teach him nothing. Anyone harming children in such a way needs to be punished severely. Why do you think these individuals offend? Because the consequence is almost nonexistent. He would have hurt that baby because he did not want to take care of it . He gets what he wants. To even think of his career or apprenticeship at such a time is mind boggling. What kind of judge would think this way?

    Christchurch • Since Dec 2011 • 891 posts Report

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