A river monster on the way to Te Puke.
Statue of Wairaka in Whakatane Harbor. Click here for her story.
A penny-farthing bicycle.
Captain Cook stataue in Gisborne. That's where he first landed in New Zealand.
Kowhai sculpture in Napier. Kowhai is the Maori word for 'yellow' and the name of a native tree.
18 comments:
That Captain Cook did get around didn't he!! Scary Sea Monster ;>
I love this collection of sculptures. The river monster is fun! And I think the last one is very pretty.. Thanks for sharing your world.. Have a happy week!
Looks like you are having a good time.
Hari OM
...haahahahaha yet another expatriate Scot in that top one!!! Love the Kowhai...YAM xx
An amazing series of shots! I really like the monster! :)
Your first shot scared me!!!!...:)JP
Interesting attractions. The sea monster made me smile.
cool photos! I especially like the first and the last one.
Looks like you are having fun and seeing lot on this trip. A friend of mine lives in Napier and I have visited her
What cool sculptures.
thought you'd found the Loch Ness Monster's cousin.
Nice picture, a wonderful place, exquisite lights!!
Love the silhouette of the statue. And that river monster is so fun!! From old tires?
Interestin attractions. The monster made me smile but I also like the others.
hello
forming one looks like nessie from the Loch Ness lake in Scotland;-))
regards Frank
Wonderful penny farthing cycle - an extraordinary invention!
What a fun post. Makes me want to go to NZ and visit all these places.
Looks like an offspring of the Loch Ness Monster!
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