I take on vacation, where the internet connection works fine to write a new note. A note that speaks of New Zealand, where we were for the third time last December. I know, this date, I'm late but I can not keep up and upload photos to Blogger from Tahiti is a real picnic.
During this third visit to New Zealand lasting one week, we went to Rotorua, Taupo, Auckland for one night before heading north of the country, Paihia.
We spent our first morning, the day after Christmas Te Puia . It is a center Maori in the heart of a "park" natural, is therefore an overview, summary, indeed, of Maori culture but more importantly, we walk the length of roads built where you can see geysers , fumaroles and mud pools, signs that New Zealand is very active.
Entry:
From the entrance, one is quickly "in the bath" because it sees: the smoke almost everywhere 
The highlight of the visit, the Pohutu geyser, geyser is a natural, non-activated human, contrary to one where we visited a few days later. is what it provides by:
And by far, with an overall vision:
And by far, with an overall vision:
Evidence of volcanic activity: the fumaroles and yellow is sulfur:
A pool of mud (mud pool), there are many volcanic sites. In photo, it does not make much but try to imagine: they are different sizes, more or less profound but in any case, it bubbles, it is "flop flop" and it heats. 
Again, it heats, except that the water is clear. 
A "mini lake", further evidence of volcanic activity:
Rotorua We already knew but I think we do not get tired, it feels both in danger, because it can erupt at any time, well. Indeed, places are quiet, we take full eyes, wherever you look and say that nature is unique, it gives us many lessons.
Te Puia is a tourist place, and in fact when we arrived the car park, buses were present. But the site is extensive, it does not work together on the other. Level only geyser Pohutu, tourists are few in number but once past this attraction, it is quiet again.
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