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Description Captain James Cook statue, Waimea, Kauai, Hawaii. According to the legend on its base, this statue is a replica of the original in Whitby, England, made by Sir John Tweed. Captain Cook's dates are 1728-1779. Rosaleen Parker, 2010-01: I've seen this thousands of times and done research.
Date 25 June 2006‎
Source Self-photographed
Author Daderot
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Cook Landing Site

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