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. View of the right hand side of the second entrance stone with the Cornish pump house surrounded by trees The tunnel in the first entrance stone, which provides those who look through it with a surprise! Completed left hand side of the second entrance stone Totara tree Finished left stone of the entrance markers Loading first stone ready to install at Gilmour Reserve Loading the second stone Pam Griffin, Trevor Heighway, councillor Sel Baker and Hauraki Mayor John Trediga offiating at the unvieling of the Gilmour Reserve entrance stones Finished stone in place Finished entrance stone in place