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    The placid Trout Pool lies below the series of falls. Hard to believe.: by taylortreks, Views[352]
         		 Again, you can see the effects of the strong current with the water gushing over the rocks.: by taylortreks, Views[330]
         		 This pretty boardwalk takes us to the Trout Pool below Okere Falls.: by taylortreks, Views[392]
         		 This is one of the main turbines that generated power for Rotorua.: by taylortreks, Views[314]
         		 New Zealand's first hydroelectric plant was here at Okere Falls.: by taylortreks, Views[540]
     
    Water in the main pool is churned by the strong current.: by taylortreks, Views[217]
         		 The Okere Falls are short, but powerful.: by taylortreks, Views[218]
         		 What a motley crew! One last time to mug for the camera. We are sooooo hooked on zip lining!: by taylortreks, Views[321]
         		 In addition to providing some darn good fun, the Rotorua Canopy Tour does a lot of conservation work in the Dansey Reserve. Anna is showing us how a possum trap works. The possum is one of the most destructive non-native species brought to NZ. It has almost wiped out kiwi birds in many parts of NZ. The possum is only one of many species introduced to NZ that are wiping out the native fauna and flora. Ya' gotta be careful what you bring to an island!: by taylortreks, Views[348]
         		 This NZ Robin came to see if we brought any food with us.: by taylortreks, Views[355]
     
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