Gilmour Reserve Sculpture, Waihi This is a pictorial of the development of a sculpture which will flank the entranceway to Gilmour Reserve and the lake in Waihi. Commissioned by the Hauraki District Council, the project will take 6 months to complete. One side of the entrance will depict the "Legend of The Ohinemuri River and the Taniwha" and the other will have a heritage theme with the mine rake train, Cornish pumphouse and a period settler family. More stone removed Viewed from a different angle The Taniwha taking shape Close up of he Taniwha More stone being removed around Taniwha and the river Close up of detail being revealed as stone removed Reworked head and undercut body to give more relief Water thrown on the stone to wash off the dust More detail for the flax flowers and tree and fish jumping in the Ohinemuri Detail of the jumping fish The reserve entrance marker is almost complete Work continues Click HERE for page 3