Hi Clio_c, thanks for your comments, I honestly dont know how high above sea level we were but yes it is a View from Kaiti hill, I think it was about 3/4's of the way up at one of the seating/slash picnic area.
In Gisborne this statue is known as the "Crook Cook". It was gifted to the city in 1969 as part of the Cook Bi-centennial celebrations. (200 years after Cook discovered NZ). The uniform has generally be suggested a being more Italianate rather than British. The wording under the statue explains the error that was made and was recently added - c2005.
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Hi Clio_c, thanks for your comments, I honestly dont know how high above sea level we were but yes it is a View from Kaiti hill, I think it was about 3/4's of the way up at one of the seating/slash picnic area.
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In Gisborne this statue is known as the "Crook Cook". It was gifted to the city in 1969 as part of the Cook Bi-centennial celebrations. (200 years after Cook discovered NZ). The uniform has generally be suggested a being more Italianate rather than British. The wording under the statue explains the error that was made and was recently added - c2005.
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This photo is of Mt Ruapehu, Ngauruhoe just to the north was the mountain used as Mt Doom.
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