A football pitch in the valley below Aoraki / Mount Cook created for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023
Kicks off 20 July at Eden Park
Photograph: Brett Phibbs/Tourism New Zealand/AFP/Getty Images via The Guardian
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Photograph: Brett Phibbs/Tourism New Zealand/AFP/Getty Images via The Guardian
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Makes perfect sense from a tourism point of view
Absolutely. My first thought was that it could screw up the land, but the Herald article says
Not expecting many spectators then?
I just reread the article and it's full of unusual wording that suggests it was only created for a demonstration. Basically a promo for NZ and the cup.
Yep, I was joking, I wish the Women's World cup all the greatest success it deserves. Hopefully this can be taken as just a light joke it was meant in as know others may actually mean it more derogatory (I was in two minds if to post)
Nah, I took it as a joke.
It's just that it hadn't occurred to me that there was no place for the spectators until then. Which seems stupidly obvious in hindsight. It would have been a fantastic location 3 years ago though.