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Just as Taihape has the gumboot and Feilding has the clocktower, Apiti is now roaring with this majestic stag to call their own!
The 3.5 metre icon built by Steven Clothier was officially opened over the weekend in Apiti.
A special mention goes to the Apiti community committee and its residents … View moreJust as Taihape has the gumboot and Feilding has the clocktower, Apiti is now roaring with this majestic stag to call their own!
The 3.5 metre icon built by Steven Clothier was officially opened over the weekend in Apiti.
A special mention goes to the Apiti community committee and its residents who did their part to fundraise for such a trademark that will become the gateway to the Ruahine Ranges for many years to come.
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