Club members Dave Hawkins (left) and Pete Willcox were among the group repairing the fence at the Cameron Blockhouse. Photo / Bevan Conley
Club members Dave Hawkins (left) and Pete Willcox were among the group repairing the fence at the Cameron Blockhouse. Photo / Bevan Conley
One of Whanganui's historic sites has been given a spruce-up, thanks to local members of the NZ Motor Caravan Association.
More than a dozen motor homes were parked up at the Cameron Blockhouse south of the city over the weekend as members fixed up fencing around the building that wasbadly in need of repair.
Brian Falk, a spokesman for the caravan group, said they got out and did community work on a regular basis and this time their focus was the blockhouse fence.
"It was in pretty bad shape, with some of the pickets rotted. Our members spent the weekend fixing up the fence and repainting it,' he said.
Falk is also a trustee of the Whanganui Regional Heritage Trust, which looks after some of the district's historic sites, and said his connection with both groups was "useful".
