On our second full day here in New Zealand we went on a tour
of White Island this is an active volcano here in New Zealand and what a bloody
good tour it was I would highly recommend it to anyone.www.whiteisland.co.nz
The trip wasn't without it's dramas though for me on the way
over there I got sea sick and throw up this happened just as we arrived at the
island. Tim was worried I would fall over while on the tour as I forgot to pack
my joggers and only had my semi-flat sandals but I didn't fall didn't even
stumble during the walk, although Tim did stumble a few times and I said as
much to him back on the boat for the trip back to the mainland he wasn’t
amused..............lol
When we got back to the boat another passenger gave me a
couple of sea sickness tables and they helped a lot as I didn't get sea sick on
the way back. However I was sitting out the back but it got to cold, wet
through the water splashing over the sides Tim was with me and he got up and
went inside a minute latter I stood up to join him and the boat was rocked
really hard by a big wave and I was thrown off my feet backwards hitting my
head pretty hard I also hit my right elbow and bit my tongue hard. There was no
blood but I was dazed, the boat's crew were fantastic and very worried about
me, I was given an ice pack for my head and wet facecloth for my forehead this
happened about 45 minutes before we docked and I was very tired but Tim kept
making sure I didn't fall asleep. Yes it was suggested that I go to A & E
but I didn't want to buy the time we docked I was feeling better, the skipper
pulled me aside and wanted to check I was ok. They of course filled out an
incident report.
After the tour we headed to Rotorua were we are staying for
2 nights on arriving we found out we had been upgraded to a two bedroom unit as
there is road work right out the front of the 1 bedroom units. This unit is
great and it has a large spa bath which I used pretty much as soon as we
arrived and it felt great to lay in the hot water. We are staying at Brylin
Motel in Rotorua and I would recommend this place as well............
My parents were in Rotorua and loved it just as you all did.
ReplyDeleteYour tongue looks like it still should hurt! Please be careful- I'm glad Tim is taking care of you so well. Enjoy the rest of your great trip!
Wow--it looks and sounds so amazing. Those rocks!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics (other than your tongue)!
ReplyDeleteBoats can make me quesy also. Neat volcanos
ReplyDeleteWell this day doesn't sound very great at all, what with the sickness and all, but lovely photos!
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