A blanket of fog completely hides Christchurch in this view from the Sugarloaf car park on the Port Hills late yesterday afternoon. Silhouetted against the fog cloud is a forestry trainee, Mr Peter Sutherland. BELOW LEFT: A taxi-driver, Laurell Sherriff, takes a nap in her cab at Christchurch Airport yesterday while waiting for the fog to lift. The airport was closed throughout the day. BELOW RIGHT: Grant Hensman and Denise Stevenson, of Queenstown, wait in vain in the domestic terminal for a flight to Auckland, en route to Fiji.
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89A blanket of fog completely hides Christchurch in this view from the Sugarloaf car park on the Port Hills late yesterday afternoon. Silhouetted against the fog cloud is a forestry trainee, Mr Peter Sutherland. BELOW LEFT: A taxi-driver, Laurell Sherriff, takes a nap in her cab at Christchurch Airport yesterday while waiting for the fog to lift. The airport was closed throughout the day. BELOW RIGHT: Grant Hensman and Denise Stevenson, of Queenstown, wait in vain in the domestic terminal for a flight to Auckland, en route to Fiji. Press, 14 June 1983, Page 1
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