An early start. We had an early breakfast as we wanted to visit Lady Knox's Geyser in the Thermal Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland south of Rotorua. We had been told that this erupted every morning at 10.15 precisely. We puzzled how this could be. We arrived in time and made our what to the Geyser. The air was smelling of sulphur and all around rising from holes in the ground were plumes of gas. A small crowd which we joined was waiting in anticipation cameras ...

An early start. We had an early breakfast as we wanted to visit Lady Knox's Geyser in the Thermal Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland south of Rotorua. We had been told that this erupted every morning at 10.15 precisely. We puzzled how this could be. We arrived in time and made our what to the Geyser. The air was smelling of sulphur and all around rising from holes in the ground were plumes of gas. A small crowd which we joined was waiting in anticipation cameras ...

An early start. We had an early breakfast as we wanted to visit Lady Knox's Geyser in the Thermal Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland south of Rotorua. We had been told that this erupted every morning at 10.15 precisely. We puzzled how this could be. We arrived in time and made our what to the Geyser. The air was smelling of sulphur and all around rising from holes in the ground were plumes of gas. A small crowd which we joined was waiting in anticipation cameras ...

An early start. We had an early breakfast as we wanted to visit Lady Knox's Geyser in the Thermal Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland south of Rotorua. We had been told that this erupted every morning at 10.15 precisely. We puzzled how this could be. We arrived in time and made our what to the Geyser. The air was smelling of sulphur and all around rising from holes in the ground were plumes of gas. A small crowd which we joined was waiting in anticipation cameras ...

An early start. We had an early breakfast as we wanted to visit Lady Knox's Geyser in the Thermal Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland south of Rotorua. We had been told that this erupted every morning at 10.15 precisely. We puzzled how this could be. We arrived in time and made our what to the Geyser. The air was smelling of sulphur and all around rising from holes in the ground were plumes of gas. A small crowd which we joined was waiting in anticipation cameras ...