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Busy day on the water in Napier

Christian Fuller
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24 May, 2020 03:34 AMQuick Read

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It was a busy day as people took to the ocean in Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor

It was a busy day as people took to the ocean in Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor

It was a busy day on the water in Napier as dozens of locals took to the ocean.

Surfing, sailing, kayaking and fishing were all on the agenda on Sunday morning.

Hawke's Bay photographer Paul Taylor has been out and about in Napier to capture it all.

Two groups take to the water on Sunday morning. Photo / Paul Taylor
Two groups take to the water on Sunday morning. Photo / Paul Taylor
A kayaker and a boat cross paths off the coast of Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor
A kayaker and a boat cross paths off the coast of Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor
Groups of rowers enjoyed a day out on the water in Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor
Groups of rowers enjoyed a day out on the water in Napier. Photo / Paul Taylor
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Residents of all ages took to the water to catch some waves on Sunday morning. Photo / Paul Taylor
Residents of all ages took to the water to catch some waves on Sunday morning. Photo / Paul Taylor
Dozens took a trip to the ocean for a surf and a sail. Photo / Paul Taylor
Dozens took a trip to the ocean for a surf and a sail. Photo / Paul Taylor
 Some locals chose to stay on dry land and spend the morning fishing. Photo / Paul Taylor
Some locals chose to stay on dry land and spend the morning fishing. Photo / Paul Taylor
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