Rotorua
Last Thursday me and my family went to Rotorua for 4 days...
...It was a long 6 hour drive... past Mt Raupehu...
...the dessert road... but we finally got there!!!:)
It was so much fun and so relaxing! It was nice to have a break before all the severe exam study begins! We stayed in Wylie Court...We're here!!! :)
...It was a long 6 hour drive... past Mt Raupehu...
...the dessert road... but we finally got there!!!:)
It was so much fun and so relaxing! It was nice to have a break before all the severe exam study begins! We stayed in Wylie Court...We're here!!! :)
Our suite had two stories; Mum and Dad stayed in the room on the first floor and me and Linda got the room upstairs!
The bathroom was interesting; it had two mirrors near the sink arranged triangularly so whenever I brushed my teeth there were actually 4 Polinas in total in the bathroom!
From the kitchen there are sliding doors that lead to a mini pool! The pool was so hot that you could barely sit in it! There was a cold water tap near the pool but it had no hose! So what's the point?? Eventually Dad invented a pipe made of a plastic bag that went from the tap to the pool so we could cool the water in the pool- and not get fried!
...Linda (looking innocent) didn't hesitate to claim the giant wardrobe in our room!
Our motel had an awesome outdoor heated mineral pool which was right opposite the suite we were staying in! Me and Linda went swimming several times a day and stayed in the water for hours! (so did mum and dad but not for as long!)
Then I tried experimenting with motion pictures on Linda...
...the water was really warm no matter what the temparature was like outside! We even went swimming at nighttime when it got dark! You could float on the water and see all the stars!!
When we weren't swimming in the pool we were going places...
Kuirau Park with gaysers -some of which smelled like rotton egg... I've always hated that smell but this time funnily enough I didn't mind it -I found the gaysers fascinating!
So pretty! These leaves look like they're made of plaster! But in fact they are real leaves that fell into the sulfur mixture (yellow) of the gayser- then they solidified coated in sulfur, and gained a silver tarnish!
Linda in Tulip Land! Behind her is the statue of Wylie the Soldier. The place we stayed in was named after him!
On our drive back to Wellington on Sunday we stopped at Waikato River and waterfall. I have never seen such a sight!
Such a scary cliff! And to imagine, poeple go bungie jumping down there! We watched people go down there and oh boy it was frightening! Really not my idea of fun!
We returned home at 6pm. We had a great time in Rotorua!!! ...but on Monday it was back to uni with assignments and lab reports...
1 Comments:
WOW! must have been so fun! even thought the cliff DID look really scary :D hehehee. you must have had loads of fun eh? we all shud go for a holiday, just a group of friends yae?
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