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Gerald Garrick Cunningham
Gerald Garrick Cunningham (3 September 1945 - 1 July 2019) was a New Zealand author, photographer, historian and businessman.
Born in Dunedin in the South Island of New Zealand, he lived in that city and in Central Otago, before moving to Auckland in 1957. Educated at Auckland Grammar School (1958–1962) he was employed by the Bank of New Zealand, Wright Stephenson & Co and Taylor Trading Company. In 1972 he established Company Forty Five Ltd., a business involved in the import,
of the existing Skippers Bridge was done after the gold rush was over, it is today one of the major attractions for visitors to Skippers Canyon as it spans a gorge with sheer rock faces on both sides and is about 100 metres above the river.
References.
"Illustrated History of Central Otago & the Queenstown Lakes District" by Gerald Garrick Cunningham (2005, Reed Publishing, Auckland). 
External links.
- The official page of Queenstown Heritage Tours
- The official page of Skippers Canyon Jet