Harry Ell. Henry George Ell (probably 24 September 1862 – 27 June 1934), commonly known as Harry Ell, was a Christchurch City councillor and a New Zealand Member of Parliament.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
	Travel and Camp on Durable Ground
	Dispose of Waste Properly
	Leave What You Find
	Minimise the Effects of Fire
	Respect Wildlife and Farm Animals
	Be Considerate of Others

It is going to be 15 it there is a 20 0/0 of rane to rain and the wind is 8 to 14 km

A beny a top a jersey and a jacket

Gloves

Pants shoes worm closes a voyed cotin

Food  and water

Maps

Laiers

He has his one trail with houses on it

https://www.google.co.nz/maps/place/Harry+Ell+Walkway,+Cashmere,+Christchurch+8022/@-43.5948733,172.6401177,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x6d3220d092284d33:0x798b569251469061!8m2!3d-43.5948733!4d172.6423064 this is the map

Start: Sign of the Takahe.

Finish: Sign of the Kiwi.

Distance: 7 km.

Time: 5 and a bit hours

Toilets: Located at Victoria Park and Sign of the Kiwi.

There are a number of entry points on the track from Dyers Pass Road and from Victoria Park.

From Sign of the Takahe, head up the well maintained track and gradually climb through a mixture of native and exotic woodland before emerging on Summit Road.

Sign of the Kiwi is only about 100m from this point. most of the track is 240 m and the rest is 250m

Latters Spur Track

Mitchells Track

Cedrics Track

Harry Ell Walkway

elacrical saftey

whith elarical tool or misenary
you can use a rcd
A residual-current device, or residual-current circuit breaker, is a device that instantly breaks an electric circuit to prevent serious harm from an ongoing electric shock.

if you use a tool the prows alot of  power so if you have your standed wireing i can get hot and cach on fire
in most werk shops they have a cut off were you pull a wire and then it cut power to the werk shop
if you are a bilder you have to take you tools in to a test and tag shop to get them tested for saftey and if there are splits in the wire you can get s shock so they have to be checked \

All electrical products sold in New Zealand are required to meet the fundamental safety provisions. For test reports to be recognised for compliance with New Zealand's Electrical Safety Standards, the test reports must have been produced by an accredited testing laboratory




this is what will hapan if you dont keep safe  and dont over use it and put rcds in you home so you can keep safe  and then there wount be any fires 

this is a lock box and if you and others are doing elicrial werk on a site and you tern off the power you each put a pad lock on it and when you are all done you take you lock off and then swich it back on 

What we will need

1 Harness

2  shoes

3 carabiners

4 rope

5 helmets

6 Pads

1 fockest

2 multitasking

3 halping  

4 looking our for each other

orienteering

rain jackit

map

shoues

marking

working