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Efil Doog Garden of Art to open in 1995; Ernie and Shirley Cosgrove.
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PhotographerMcLennan, Rosemary 
DescriptionPrinted in colour in the 'Leader' on March 6, 1995. The sculpture is 'Fountain Head', by Bodhi Vincent, of Paremata, and would beset on a cairn at the edge of a pool; water would spout from its mouth.
The Cosgroves had bought the 270 acres in the Akatarawa Valley in 1980
At this stage they were listing some 2500 rhododendrons,100 flowering cherries and 12 000 daffodils, interspersed with about 20 large pieces of sculpture. They were proposing to popen each year from September to mid-autumn.Date TakenFebruary/March 1995Geotag[1]
DescriptionPrinted in colour in the 'Leader' on March 6, 1995. The sculpture is 'Fountain Head', by Bodhi Vincent, of Paremata, and would beset on a cairn at the edge of a pool; water would spout from its mouth.The Cosgroves had bought the 270 acres in the Akatarawa Valley in 1980
At this stage they were listing some 2500 rhododendrons,100 flowering cherries and 12 000 daffodils, interspersed with about 20 large pieces of sculpture. They were proposing to popen each year from September to mid-autumn.
Date TakenFebruary/March 1995Geotag[1] Depicts or relates to
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Reference1995 03 06 6FormatColour printSize102 x 152 mm
FormatColour printSize102 x 152 mmScanned byDon McLeod
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Efil Doog Garden of Art to open in 1995; Ernie and Shirley Cosgrove.. Upper Hutt Libraries, accessed 19/06/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/25870