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Busy Busy.
... with sawmill right on the outskirts of Rotorua. From there we drove towards Lake Tarawera and the mountain of the same name stopping at The Buried Village on the way. In 1886 Mt Tarawera blew up in a huge eruption which wiped out the village of Te Wairoa and several other small villages along with about 150? people.
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Not long now
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Dave & Lona.
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New Zealand- The Land Of The Kiwi
... than nothing to prepare me for our skydive adventure we are going to have in Queenstown. When were finished the fake skydiving we watched people go on the fastest jet boat in the world and have schweebing races. Schweebing is like riding a bike but in a capsule that follows a track. Our girls had some pretty impressive times only six seconds slower than the women's world record! Once all of our tickets were used we hopped back in the van and returned to ...
Hungry for Hangi
... and watched the roaring river that we had rafted yesterday below only this time from warmer and dry land. It was a very pleasant and fresh early morning walk to wake us all up for the journey ahead. It was then back on the bus and a straight road to Rotorua to get ready for our evening activities. Tonight we were off to a traditional Maori evening in the Tamaki Village to join in and witness some real Maori culture with our fellow Kiwi Experience travellers. ...
Sun and Sulphur
... found me sat out on my balcony reading, extremely happy and content and completely separated from the pessimistic mood that was beginning to grip me after a grey morning's walk, alone apart from the Chinese tourists who for some reason insisted on having a picture with me. Whilst indulging in some serious tanning and taking in the urban views I finally got my diary up to date, and I realised that although I guiltily felt that I had spent a lot of ...
Day 4: Waitomo to Rotorua
... wait at the top, though.
I had gone Zorbing before in Tennessee, so I had a pretty good idea of what to expect. The one in Tennessee just sort of felt like a water slide. But this one was actually a lot more fun. I found that I couldn't just sit up straight the whole time and I ended up flipping around upside down and stuff. I had no idea where I was until they opened up the zipper and birthed me out (the water gushes out with you and makes it look like ...
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