Man O' War Bay - Revision history

Wolfgang Fahl at 06:09, 8 October 2014

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 Captain Cook named Man O’ War Bay after dropping anchor there on his 1769 voyage. He observed that the kauri trees growing there would make ideal masts for the Man O’ War sail powered wooden battleships which formed the backbone of British naval supremacy for more than two centuries.  Timber from Man O’ War Bay is rumoured to have been used as masts for Nelson’s triumphant fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
-Thomas Maxwell built a timber and boat building station at the bay in 1836.
+[[Thomas Maxwell]] built a timber and boat building station at the bay in 1836.
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 [[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG|frame|left|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at [[Stony Batter]].
 Captain Cook named Man O’ War Bay after dropping anchor there on his 1769 voyage. He observed that the kauri trees growing there would make ideal masts for the Man O’ War sail powered wooden battleships which formed the backbone of British naval supremacy for more than two centuries.  Timber from Man O’ War Bay is rumoured to have been used as masts for Nelson’s triumphant fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
 [[Category:Beaches]]
 [[Category:History]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:20, 25 September 2007
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	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at [[Stony Batter]].		[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at [[Stony Batter]].
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		+	Captain Cook named Man O’ War Bay after dropping anchor there on his 1769 voyage. He observed that the kauri trees growing there would make ideal masts for the Man O’ War sail powered wooden battleships which formed the backbone of British naval supremacy for more than two centuries. Timber from Man O’ War Bay is rumoured to have been used as masts for Nelson’s triumphant fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
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−	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.	+	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at [[Stony Batter]].

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	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.		[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.
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−	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.	+	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke and is one of the few eastern end beaches accessible to the public by road. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.

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−	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]~~Located~~ on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.	+	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Man O' War Bay is located on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.

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−	Located on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.	+	[[Image:Tihare_ManOWar.JPG\|frame\|left\|Man O' War Bay]]Located on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.

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−	~~Man O' War Bay is located~~ on the eastern ~~side~~ of Waiheke~~, commonly referred to as 'The Bottom End'~~. ~~A very popular bay for anchorage, Man O' War Bay is on the isolated side of the island so is scarcely populated. A Department of Conservation~~ walking track leads up to the historic site, Stony Batter.	+	Located on the eastern end of Waiheke. From here a walking track leads up to the historic site at Stony Batter.