At 94, Robert 'Bob' Carr Jagger has published his life story.
The well-known Inglewood identity has been working on the book for four years. This is the second book he has published.
"It all started in 2011 when my granddaughters in Nelson started a book on my life. At that point they discovered it had been 60 years since the Korean War. They wanted information on experiences in the war."
His book, Korea: A Kiwi Gunner's Story was published in 2014 and photos taken by Bob on his box brownie camera.
His new book, Robert Carr Jagger - A life well lived tells the story of Bob's start in life. In 1925, Bob was abandoned at a child care facility in Wellington. Bob says he still doesn't know who his parents are, but credits his adoptive parents, Conrad and Ivy Jagger, for what he considers a privileged, family-orientated and happy life.