Greytown's Giant Gum Tree: Only a limited number of these beautiful art prints by designer Paul Rees have been printed by local company Lamb Peters Print of Greytown. In this edition, Mrs Blackwell pauses on her way home from a supply run to the village alongside the giant gum tree outside St Luke's church - one of numerous heritage trees planted in the 19th century by European settlers that contribute to Greytown's charm and character today. 

Mr Blackwell hopes that Mrs Blackwell doesn't pause for too long because, as usual, he is extremely hungry. But wouldn't you know it, Mrs Blackwell forgot her helmet, so she had to walk her bicycle all the way to and from the village. We hope Mr Blackwell survives.

A2 size (42.0 x 59.4cm) and suitable for framing, the print comes with a description of Paul's development as an artist. Greytown's Giant Gum Tree is one of  a series of prints featuring landmark South Wairarapa locations, produced exclusively by Blackwell Press.