Hayley.c's Totem-pole
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Hayley chose pictures that represent her family's New Zealand culture and heritage. She has relatives who live on farms in Waikato, and her uncle lives and works on a farm. Her uncle also played rugby for New Zealand and France. She included a photo of a special carving made by her uncle's father and a photo of her uncle from the past. The pictures reflect Hayley's strong connection to her family's New Zealand culture through farming, rugby, and Maori carvings.
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- 2. I chose this picture because most of my relatives live up in the Waikato and that's where there is a lot of farms. My uncle lives and works on a farm.
- 3. I have a lot of NZ culture in me. That is why I did these pictures. I have other cultures in me but they are from generations way back.
- 4. I choose this picture because my Uncle, Carl Hoeft played rugby for France. After he played for the NZ all blacks for about 6years. Then he went to live in France for 6 years. I chose this rugby ball because it also represents my uncle playing rugby.
- 5. This is my uncle’s, dad’s special carving. That is my uncle (about 10-15yrs ago) in the background.
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