WEIRD ROTORUA.
(By Joan Ford, 15, Toko Street, Rotorua.) We live about one and a-half miles from Whaka, so we often walk out there on a cold day. At Whaka there are hot pools of boiling water and boiling mud as well as geysers. The largest geyser left now is Pohutu, it does not play very often, but at different times of the year it plays two and three times a day. One of the strangest of all the thermal wonders is that of the cold stream and hot stream together. As the saying is, "}fou catch trout on one side of the bridge and cook it on the other."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 96, 24 April 1931, Page 15 (Supplement)
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