James Cook Mercury Bay Recipes

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Logo recipes WEB Cairn to Cook at Cook's Beach, Mercury Bay, New Zealand. Description: The cairn is built of Coromandel granite blocks. History:Inscription: Plaque on memorial: MERCURY BAY …

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Logo recipes WEB The bay was called Whanganui-o-hei, the great bay of Hei. It was later named Cooks Beach after navigator Captain James Cook, who with his crew and expedition …

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Logo recipes WEB Putting into Mercury Bay, he observed the transit of Mercury near the beach which now carries his name. On 15 November the Endeavour passed around Cape Colville and into …

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Logo recipes WEB The British ship Endeavour, under the command of James Cook, anchored in Mercury Bay from 4 to 15 November 1769. On 9 November Cook and the ship’s astronomer Charles …

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 7, 2022  · It’s called Mercury Bay and it’s in the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand. Cooks beach lies on the edge of Mercury bay and is thus named after lt. James Cook, …

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Logo recipes WEB The bay which Whitianga sits on was called Te Whanganui-o-Hei (Hei ’s great bay), after a tupuna from the Te Arawa canoe who had settled at the bay. In 1769, Cook entered the …

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 12, 2010  · On the day Cook departed Mercury Bay, 15 November, he recorded in his journal the longitude 184° 4′ W for Mercury Bay (Beaglehole 1968, 202; note that, …

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Logo recipes WEB Island of daydreams on Auckland's doorstep. By BARRY THOMPSON When Captain James Cook sailed past the Mercury Islands off the Coromandel Peninsula in 1769 he …

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Logo recipes WEB Mercury Bay is a large V-shaped bay on the eastern coast of the Coromandel Peninsula on the North Island of New Zealand. It was named by the English navigator Captain …

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Logo recipes WEB Mercury Bay is one of the few New Zealand places originally discovered by both Kupe and Captain James Cook. A stroll in Kupe and Cook’s footsteps reminds us that the …

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Logo recipes WEB Cook observes transit of Mercury James Cook helped his astronomer Charles Green observe the transit of Mercury at Te Whanganui-o-Hei (Mercury Bay), Coromandel …

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Logo recipes WEB Famous for it close connection and names sake – Captain James Cook who stopped over to view the transit of Mercury, Cooks Beach is a well know family haven with easy …

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Logo recipes WEB At Mercury Bay and Queen Charlotte Sound Cook took possession of each site 'and the adjacent lands'. This was a routine procedure which did not necessarily apply to the …

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Logo recipes WEB This long sandy beach which caught Capt Cook's eye is an ideal place to unwind and explore beautiful Mercury Bay. Cooks Beach is flanked by Shakespeare Cliff to the …

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Logo recipes WEB Aug 9, 2024  · The first voyage of James Cook was a combined Royal Navy and Royal Society expedition to the south Pacific Ocean aboard HMS Endeavour, from 1768 to …

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Logo recipes WEB Cooks Beach and Ferry Landing This long sandy beach which caught Captain Cook's eye is an ideal place to unwind and explore the beautiful Mercury Bay. Cooks Beach is …

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