Captain Cook statue, Gisborne, New Zealand Photo




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Captain Cook statue, Gisborne, New Zealand Photo

Captain Cook statue, Gisborne

There are two monuments honouring Captain Cook in Gisborne. This one is most definitely Cook, but the other statue on Kaiti Hill is known as the 'Crook Cook�, because its actually an Italian naval officer. Captain Cooks midshipman Nicholas Young sighted the east coast of the North Island on 6th October 1769. Two days later Cook landed at Kaiti Beach.

SOURCE: Ian Traffor, courtesy of New Zealand Tourism, used with permission

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