Waitakere Rangers

WHAT. The exact word kept screaming in my head non stop. The two experts told us some facts that kept me going. I was quite sad when she told us that they build tunnels with there muscles. Another interesting part was when we went in a little carriage about 600 mm, the hard thing was when we had to fit in 4 people in each carriage, on either side there was a map of where we were going. We went into our first tunnel; it was so dark it looked like the only thing that revolved around us was only black paper.

Next we saw some awesome views from out inside our carriage. Later after that we saw some cave wetas in side the tunnels, it was very close to the tunnel side because it was a small tunnel, what do you expect, its small and it was made by hand. Back to talking about the rain forest. The trip got better and better with the exiting history out in the forest. Drip drop as we walked out side of the carriage, we walked to a long hill that went side to side curve to curve it was really fun having a nice walk with my friend.
When we got there we saw the ignoramus dam it was so fascinating and very high from the dam.
Later we went back to the train and got our bags and had a feed, when we finished we went back and saw some
Lovely bright glow worms. Off we went off the train and walked to the bus and went back to school.

Done by Benjamin