The Great Taupo Cycle Challenge

Every year approximately 7500 people arrive in Taupo, New Zealand to compete in a one-day cycling race around Lake Taupo. The race route is 160 km in length. Participants can choose to compete in the full race or the half-race (80 km). Let’s imagine that you were given a free ticket to compete in the Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge next year and you were able to bring three people with you as your support crew. Who would you bring with you?

I would bring my Umm...My dad as a supporter because he will make sure I keep going even if I want to give up.I will bring my Sister Drew Because She will know how to help me if I accidently change the gear and will also help me if I don't know how to do something with the bike and I would also bring My Older sister Shaynah because she will make sure I keep on track and keep focused and My whole family would maybe anyways so..Yeah.

Thank you for reading this Not fun but not boring blog post and have a great holidays..So..Bye! :)

Blink and You’ll Miss It

Blink and You’ll Miss It All

Before humans arrived, more than 80% of New Zealand was covered in trees. Most of the North Island and nearly all of the South Island – except Central Otago and the Mackenzie Basin – was forested.Logging involves cutting down trees. The people who cut them down are called loggers. The trees that they cut down are sold and used to build things, to make products and to generate heat and power. Over the past two centuries, many of the trees in New Zealand have been cut down by loggers.

Forest Life~Fabulous Ferns

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One of the most common plants found in New Zealand forests is the fern.It is a special and iconic symbol of New Zealand.Ferns are worn on t-shirts and singlets or netball players rugby players and all sort of sports in New Zealand.

3 teams with fern in it:

Silver ferns (Netball) 

Football  Ferns

Black Ferns

Forest Life~Giants Among Us

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Giants Among Us

Trees,animals and people

There are many things in New zealand that are interesting many people find our trees interesting forn some reason. Why?

They Find our trees interesting because they might not have it in their country in fact most of new zealands trees are only found in New zealand.

Kauri trees are one of the biggest and tallest trees and longest trees to ever last in New zelanad and this tree is only found in New Zealand WOW!
he largest Kauri tree in the country is in the Waipoua Forest in Northland. It is called Tāne Mahuta. Some people call it as the Lord of the Forest.
Would you like to be one of those people who got to see Tāne Mahuta in real life? Why or why not?
I would go but there are a few reasons why I wouldn't.
Reson 1: I don't like being near lots of plants because of bugs and bees
Reason 2:I hate going outside
Reason 3: There might be to much people
Reason 4:To Far
Reasons to go:
Reason 1:You can tell people you went there
Reason 2: You might find it interesting
Reason 3: You might like the outside

New Zealand 2-North and South

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New Zealand is made up of two main islands the north island and the south island.
Approximately 77% of the New Zealand population live in the North Island and many
of these people Live in auckland where I am.Auckland is a wonderful place full of amazing things and different people.If you don't live in auckland or New zealand...Maybe visit here..Just give it a try maybe you will like it.

Have a great holidays! :)

The Legend of New Zealand

New Zealand aka Aotearoa known as a green land 

But how was it made?

Māori mythology say that Maui a powerful demigod fished NZ out of the sea. Legend say  that Māui created a magical fish hook from the jawbone of his grandmother and that one day he took his hook and boarded a boat and rode out into the middle of the Pacific Ocean.New zealand: