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Comment by 'Alasdair Wright' on A brief history

Alasdair Wright — Sun, 02 May 2010 06:57:47 -0500

I well remember being taken up to the old Caversham Tunnel, way back in the 1960s, by an University Student, named Bruce. Seemed to be forboding and eerie then. However, I have walked through the old tunnel in 1992. With 3 other bods. Bit of an experience, I can tell you. So what of the puddles ? Why be put off by something as miniscule as this is ? I challenge the DCC to properly investigate the viability of having this asset, being brought to the fore. And to support us Cyclists. As well as walkers. As an old Cavershamite, whom currently lives in Christchurch, I will support the Tunnel Advocates.

Comment by 'Warren Lees' on A brief history

Warren Lees — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:25:36 -0500

What a wonderful asset to our city just going to waste.We have so much history and such a responsibility to preserve features for the future!! One project at a time but a co-ordinated approach led by a lively and enthusiastic council would encourage community involvement. Projects like the CAVY TUNNEL are perfect examples of community spirited groups producing results without huge expenditure. I would love to be involved as an ex Caversham boy

Comment by 'Don Weston' on A brief history

Don Weston — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 21:33:32 -0600

I used to bike thru the Cavy tunnel with my mates in the 50's usually when we had cycled to Port or out the Peninsular. We could ride our bikes all the way home via Kaikorai Valley Rd, (which was not sealed) to Wakari without getting off! This tunnel should be re-opened for use by the public, cyclists and foot traffic. A simple lighting system could be provided as a safety measure to cater for both walkers and bikers.

Comment by 'Bernard Redshaw' on A brief history

Bernard Redshaw — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 18:08:14 -0500

I used to cycle through the tunnel in the early 1950s when I worked as a lab assistant at Burnside Chemical Works. The surface was muddy and there were lots of potholes, but if you had a good headlight there was no problem. There were many others who used the tunnel for this purpose, and many of them would either sing or whistle, taking advantage of the cathedral-like accoustics. I believe it should be made a cycle-way. It doesn't need to be sealed. Fine gravel would be OK, just like the Central Otago Rail Trail.

Comment by 'Warren Redshaw' on A brief history

Warren Redshaw — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:57:47 -0500

I used to cycle through the "Cavvie" tunnel in the 1950's. It was quite scary and often a dare to go through on your own without a light. You cannot see the end of the tunnel until about half way through as it has a hump in it about mid way. It wasn't that muddy but occasionally you'd stumble [or cycle] into a reasonably deep puddle. It definitely should be reopened.

Comment by 'Janelle Houliston' on A brief history

Janelle Houliston — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 00:06:33 -0600

One thing this city is seriously lacking is more areas for people to walk & cycle without being stuck on busy main roads or having to contend with joggers! Come on DCC get behind it and do something the people actually want to see happen and get behind us walkers & cyclists as we pay rates too!