The valley, 35km north of Waiau, in which the Strikemaster crashed. The arrows indicate the pylons between which the power line was strung. The pilot’s parachute is circled. The dark area on the hillside beyond the parachute is from the burned fuel thrown from the point of impact just over the ridge. The photograph was taken from the house on the Inland Kaikoura Road where the pilot was taken.
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Press, 4 July 1985, Page 1
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69The valley, 35km north of Waiau, in which the Strikemaster crashed. The arrows indicate the pylons between which the power line was strung. The pilot’s parachute is circled. The dark area on the hillside beyond the parachute is from the burned fuel thrown from the point of impact just over the ridge. The photograph was taken from the house on the Inland Kaikoura Road where the pilot was taken. Press, 4 July 1985, Page 1
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