Kia ora, Last week me and my family went to the West Coast. This is a picture we took of Cape Foulwind where we found a seal colony and some wekas. The wekas where really friendly.
This is a picture of three wekas one mum or dad then two babies, the mum weka was showing her babies how to get bugs. They use there beaks like hammers to try get the bugs.
This is a picture of Cape Foulwind sea. There was a walk way at Cape Foulwind, what we saw was a seal colony and some wekas.
After that we went up a hill to Dennlsiton Mine and there was this big mining place where only boys and men worked, they dug for coal in the old days.
This is the old coal bucket at Granity.
Waimangeroa, Wood and stone carvings.
Maui pulling up the north island.
This is a tunnel that we went through it had some holes in big holes in it so I think it made be where they use to mine for gold.
Punakaiki.
Tree top walk.
We where up about 3 meters off the ground and the trees where taller than us.
Hokatika walk.
Kia ora Nevaeh this is an incredible recount of your trip to the West Coast with your whānau. I love how you experienced so many cool things and learnt lots of useful information about them as well. Your whānau chose some really interesting places to visit. You are very lucky to have experienced these things Nevaeh. I also really enjoyed watching the video that you embedded. It makes me proud to see that you are using the digital skills that we have taught you at school to share this experience with others. Taukē!
ReplyDeleteKia ora Nevaeh, thanks for sharing your West Coast trip, I loved you photos and reading about your experiences! Recently I went to Punakaiki and Karamea. Unfortunately we didn't stop at Denniston or Charleston, you photos have inspired me to go there on our next trip. Did yopu enjoy the treetop walk? I loved it!
ReplyDeletePlease keep sharing your travels. Mr R
Kia ora Nevaeh.Thank you for sharing your trip away with us.I like that you added photos and a small sentence about each photo.What a great learning experience to have with your family.What place was your favourite to visit?.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Nevaeh.
ReplyDeleteI am just leaving a comment to let you know that I have had a look at your blog today.I can't wait to see your next learning post.