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Ben Burn Park, Karori
Spectators relax at a free outdoor concert being given by the R&B band Rough Justice held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, the first private commercial radio station to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by the ...

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http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229200/source

A group of people, primarily adults and children are gathered in a park setting. The individuals appear to be casually dressed, some sitting on the grass while others sit or stand near them.

The focal point seems to be a young girl who is walking towards the camera with her hair flowing from what appears to be wind; she's wearing a white dress that looks like it could be a traditional school uniform. In front of this group sits an infant, seemingly unaware of his surroundings. The expressions on some faces suggest enjoyment and engagement in their activities.

A few people are holding drinks or food items, indicating the possibility of picnicking during the event. Some have sports equipment such as baseballs and bats placed near them.

The setting is a grassy field with houses visible in the background along what appears to be Campbell Street in Karori. The overall atmosphere seems relaxed but lively.

It's important to note that some context suggests this may relate to an outdoor concert sponsored by "Radio Windy," indicating it could have been part of community events or gatherings during its time, however more information is needed for accurate historical data collection regarding the individuals and their activities as well.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
Spectators relax at a free outdoor concert being given by the R&B band Rough Justice held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by th...

#BenBurnPark #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #RoughJustice #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229197/source

Black and white photograph of people gathered in a park for an outdoor concert by the band Rough Justice. Individuals are seated on grass, benches, or standing around tables with drinks and refreshments laid out before them. A dog is lying peacefully close to one person's feet as they sit cross-legged on the ground. In the background stands another bus labeled "Rough," likely a touring vehicle for the band members.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
Photographed at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by the estate of Ans...

#BenBurnPark #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229194/source

In this black and white photograph, a man is seen carrying two children. The primary focus of the image is on him as he walks through what appears to be an outdoor gathering or event in Ben Burn Park, Karori. He holds one child securely against his chest with both hands while cradling another baby gently in front using his left arm. A woman in a black dress accompanies them; she seems engaged and smiles warmly at the children.

In the background, other individuals are visible, including two women standing close to each other who appear to be conversing or observing their surroundings. The setting includes grassy fields with people milling about, suggesting that they might be attending an event such as a concert or festival. Some structures can also be seen in the distance atop hills.

The photograph captures a candid moment of family life during a social gathering and conveys a sense of community engagement and leisurely enjoyment among attendees.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
A clown or mime performs at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by ...

#BenBurnPark #Karori #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #NewZealands #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229193/source

The image depicts a black and white outdoor scene featuring various individuals, likely from the 1970s or early 1980s. In the center of the photo is an individual dressed as a clown or mime, wearing striped overalls with suspenders, standing on one leg while leaning forward to interact closely with another person who appears distressed.

Surrounding this central figure are numerous others engaged in various activities; some sit and chat, others stand by, and children can be seen playing. The setting is an open grassy field adjacent to a street lined with houses, indicative of a suburban environment during the time period suggested.

The overall atmosphere seems informal and communal, possibly at a public gathering or community event sponsored by Radio Windy, one of New Zealand's early private radio stations in Wellington.

Additional information about this image can be found on Ben Burn Park located on Campbell Street Karori.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
A clown or mime performs at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by the e...

#BenBurnPark #Karori #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229187/source

A black and white photograph depicting a lively outdoor scene where children gather around an adult, likely a clown or entertainer. They appear to be engaged in some form of performance or activity as the adults stand on chairs, reaching down towards them with animated expressions. The setting is informal; they are surrounded by parked cars and greenery under a cloudy sky at what appears to be Ben Burn Park in Karori. This captures a moment from an event sponsored by Radio Windy, one of Wellington's early private radio stations.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
A clown or mime performs at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by the e...

#BenBurnPark #Karori #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229182/source

There are several people gathered in a grassy field, watching and interacting with an individual dressed as a clown or mime. The central figure is wearing heavy makeup, including white face paint, black lipstick, and exaggerated eyebrows, which gives the impression of a classic circus performer. They have their mouth open wide, as if they're shouting or making a loud noise.

Several children are present in the crowd, some looking up at the clown with expressions of wonderment. Others seem to be engaged in conversation among themselves while observing the performance. In the background, various individuals can be seen standing and interacting, with vehicles parked further away from the main scene. The setting appears casual, possibly a community event or public gathering during an overcast day.

The photograph is black and white, which adds a timeless quality to the image and highlights contrasts between light and shadow on the faces of both adults and children present in the photo.

Additional information about this location can be found at Ben Burn Park

Ben Burn Park, Karori
Spectators relax at a free outdoor concert being given by the R&B band Rough Justice held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by th...

#BenBurnPark #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #BenBurnParkKarori #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229179/source

A black and white photograph of a group of young people relaxing on the grass at an outdoor concert held in Ben Burn Park, Karori. The spectators are casually dressed, with some sitting cross-legged or leaning against their belongings such as jackets and bags. Others lay back on blankets, while others sit upright looking around them.

In the background, several houses can be seen atop a hillside, suggesting that this park is located near residential areas. Bicycles lie scattered in various positions amongst the people, adding to the relaxed atmosphere of the scene. The focus seems to capture both the spectators and their environment, highlighting the social nature of such outdoor events during what appears to be an era where private radio stations were gaining popularity.

The photo's black and white coloration gives it a timeless quality, evoking memories or imagination about past generations' leisure activities in public spaces like parks. The image is sourced from Ben Burn Park Karori, as indicated by the alt text provided.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
Clowns or mimes perform at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by t...

#BenBurnPark #KaroriClowns #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229176/source

This black and white photograph captures a lively outdoor gathering, seemingly from the mid-20th century. A group of children are standing in various positions on what appears to be grassy ground with some houses visible in the background.
The foreground shows several kids wearing striped outfits or casual clothing such as sweaters and overalls; their expressions range from smiles to intense curiosity. In the middle, a few adults stand out due to their exaggerated facial features resembling clowns, possibly performing for children dressed up like them. The adult on the left has an open mouth in mid-yawn while another stands with arms crossed.
There's also one individual who seems displeased or annoyed at something happening off-camera. All individuals are facing different directions except a couple of kids looking towards where performers might be located, indicating their interest and anticipation for the show. The overall atmosphere is casual yet engaged.

Ben Burn Park, Karori
A clown or mime performs at a free outdoor concert of the R&B band Rough Justice being held at Ben Burn Park in Campbell Street, Karori. The event was sponsored Radio Windy, one of the first private radio stations to operate in Wellington. The copyright of this image continues to be held by the estate of A...

#BenBurnPark #Karori #RoughJustice #CampbellStreet #Karori #RadioWindy #first #Wellington #AnsWestra

http://api.digitalnz.org/records/49229173/source

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