He kōrero nō Rangitāne
E whai ana tēnei ataata i te haerenga mā runga hōiho e mahia ana ia Kohitātea e te whānau nei, atu i Taniwaka tae atu ki te marae i Ōwahanga i te takutai. Ka whai wāhi tae atu ki te 50 kaieke me ō rātou hōiho, kei roto ko ngā pēpi, ngā rangatahi, ngā mātua me ngā kaumātua. E huihui ai rātou ki te tiritiri i ngā kōrero mō te whenua, ngā hītori o ō rātou tīpuna, me te whakaū i tō rātou takohanga ki ētahi atu mea ora.
A kōrero from Rangitāne
The video follows the horse trek that this whānau make each January, from inland Dannevirke to the marae at Ōwahanga on the coast. Up to 50 horses and riders participate including pēpi, rangatahi, mātua and kaumatua. They come together and share the stories of the land, the histories of their tīpuna and responsibility for other living creatures.