Glow worms, I surmise, are an acquired taste... |
...recounts the retirement travels of Mark and Vicki Sherouse since 2008...in Asia and the Pacific, New Zealand, Europe, South America, and Africa, as well as the US and Canada. Our website, with much practical information, is: https://sites.google.com/site/theroadgoeseveron/.Contact us at mark.sherouse@gmail.com or vsherouse@gmail.com.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Ruakiri Caves And Glow Worms
Another visit in the Waitomo Caves area was Ruatiri, a limestone canyon, full of caves and cave features plus the usual, interesting bush. Later that night--the cyclone was running late--we drove back to see the glow worms on the canyon and cave walls. Glow worms really don't photograph that well, but I did get one or two decent shots. We had seen plenty more during our 2008 visit to the North Island.
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SO cool! I would love to see these in person. p.s. I hope that last comment doesn't mean you ate one... does it?!?
No; you'd have eat 1-10 million to have a meal, and then you would glow in the dark...
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