This carved head is part of a Maori carving located at the Kirikiriroa Pa site above the Waikato River at the east end of London Street, Hamilton City. It can look quite terrifying to the uninitiated!
A PICTURE RECORDS A MOMENT IN TIME. It will never return, but we have the picture to cherish
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- Dave
- Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
- I live in Hamilton, the largest inland city in New Zealand, stretching across both sides of the Waikato River in the North Island, south of Auckland. Visit my other blog at: http://cimba7200.blogspot.com
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5 comments:
Very cool picture!!
Dave,
I "stole" your maori head and posted it in my blog with credts of your work. In Brasil we have a "carrancas" that are as frightening as maoris and protect fishermen from rivers in the north of country.
http://www.overmundo.com.br/overblog/carrancas-a-cara-do-sao-francisco
I wish to you and your family a happy new year.
Regards
Mary, thanks.
Surto, I visited your blog site but never saw the Maori head. I see that your site requires conditions to join. In such a case I am not happy with you using my photo as I want them to be freely available for readers to see and use if they wish, but not for commercial use. Please either ensure that it is free to see with my acknowledgement,or please remove it. Thank you. - Dave
Dave,
Sorry, was not my intention bother you, my blog has not conditions to visit or to make comments have must have been some mistake of your side,I only wanted disclosed your work and my blog has not commercial purposes,then do not worry it already been removed of my blog, I did not earn any money with your picture and this fact did not happen again.
Marcos Cesar dos Santos
www.surtomeu.blogspot.com
www.mclucasi.zip.net
contlucas@hotmail.com
Santo André - SP - Brasil
Hi Surto.
I'm sorry if I misunderstood your blog site. I am happy for you to use pictures from my site providing they are mine and that they are not used commecially, and are freely visible to readers without cost or obligation of any sort. - Dave
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