Today
we had a jam packed journey throughout Rotorua, New Zealand. Starting with a
Māori village, Tapo ra, we witnessed a performance by the locals as well as
watching my father try out the moves himself. We also got to check out a really
massive geezer but I couldn’t really enjoy it because of its terrible smell of sulfur
and silica. After checking out a bubbling grey mud pool, we went to another
natural park. We saw vivid lakes of different colors, each deriving
from a different mineral. Neon green was sulfur, reddish orange is iron, and
white is silica. According to my mother, this was the best thing she
has ever seen, but I was again blinded with the horrid smell of golfer. Then we
went to the argodome, where we saw nineteen different types of sheep ranging
from merino to black Romney. Finishing off the days adventures, we went to do
probably one of the coolest things I have ever done, the org. This is a big
ball what you sit in with water at the bottom, when you are pushed down the
hill and you roll around in the ball on your way down. Once we got back to the
lodge we just crashed and watched some classic Man vs. Wild episodes
about New Zealand!
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