Waitawheta+Tramway+Walk

==While the older children in the school crossed the river and went up the hill to find the beautiful oldest twin Kauris, the younger ones and family walked along the old Tramway track; alongside the river, underneath the younger trees and ferns, and over the cobbled stones and old sleepers that were part of the tram track when logging was in action in the forest. ==  As we walked along the track, we passed a waterfall. Here are some descriptions of what we saw and heard....



The Walking Track

 * On the track there were old pieces of wood from the train tracks.The rocks were bumpy. There was mud and water on the track. Some people tripped over some loose rocks. There were some giant rocks. Some rocks were like big eggs! We walked past a teenage waterfall. It was noisy and it sounded like rain. There were big juicy leaves beside it. When the water fell on the leaves, it sounded like big feet trit-trotting over a bridge. There were rails on the bridge to hold onto. By Room 1 Children