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AddBy: Daniel Bethell2nd Dec 2020 1:03PMThe following comment about this photograph was made by Rob Pearson on the Upper Hutt Heritage Facebook page on 16 October, 2020:
'I used to jump off the old bridge on the left in the 1960s.'
'I used to jump off the old bridge on the left in the 1960s.'
By: Daniel Bethell2nd Dec 2020 12:58PMThe following comment about this photograph was made by Bronwyn Carlisle on the Upper Hutt Heritage Facebook page on 16 October, 2020:
'I remember going up Moonshine Road quite regularly with my Dad in the early 60s. It was horrendous, if you met a car coming the other way you had to back up to a place they could pass you.'
'I remember going up Moonshine Road quite regularly with my Dad in the early 60s. It was horrendous, if you met a car coming the other way you had to back up to a place they could pass you.'
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Moonshine Bridges; old and new.
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DescriptionThe new curved State Highway 2 bridge is prominent; at far left is the old bridge over the Hutt River. In the foreground, an improved Moonshine Road, with a new bridge, and beyond it the old Moonshine Road and bridge.
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Moonshine Bridges; old and new. . Upper Hutt City Library, accessed 19/03/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/19285