Many of New Zealand's finest skiers were at Coronet Peak for the ski week held at Coronet Peak in association with the annual Queenstown Festival. One of our stall' photographers, NIGEL TOD, was on hand to take these pictures. ABOVE: Colin Wallis, of the Otago University Ski Club, sweeping down the giant slalom course. He finished fourth over all in the men's combined, won by Stuart Blakely, of Christchurch. RIGHT: Nigel Brown (Wakatipu) competing in the slalom. BELOW: Tom Huppert (Wellington) shows some of his old form in the Bacardi pro-am. LEFT: An Australian visitor, Garry Dargan, performs a somersault in the hotdogging contest.
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Press, 24 August 1977, Page 27
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104Many of New Zealand's finest skiers were at Coronet Peak for the ski week held at Coronet Peak in association with the annual Queenstown Festival. One of our stall' photographers, NIGEL TOD, was on hand to take these pictures. ABOVE: Colin Wallis, of the Otago University Ski Club, sweeping down the giant slalom course. He finished fourth over all in the men's combined, won by Stuart Blakely, of Christchurch. RIGHT: Nigel Brown (Wakatipu) competing in the slalom. BELOW: Tom Huppert (Wellington) shows some of his old form in the Bacardi pro-am. LEFT: An Australian visitor, Garry Dargan, performs a somersault in the hotdogging contest. Press, 24 August 1977, Page 27
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