New Zealand Gardener magazine has run an article on Riverton's driftwood art and used this fine photo of our now famous friend in his pre-felled state.
The article describes the well known and oft-asked-for ungulate too as:
"a spread-antlered moose with driftwood ribs, hooves, a great moosey head and ...well everything else a moose has, all fashioned from bleached branches and logs washed around the edges of the estuary."
That's some good writing in my opinion :-)
