Before you read the facts here are some pictures of what the Tane Mahuta looks like.
Hope you enjoyed my sideshow, have a good rest of your day, byeee
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
SLJ:Our lovely forest
Kia ora readers and welcome back to my blog, and this is another Summer Learning Journey blog post. Today I'm going to tell you about a really big, tall and long living tree called Tane Mahuta, I'm going to tell you some interesting facts about this tree and if I want to visit it or not and why? Today's activity is worth 4 points, so let's get started with this blog post.
Hope you enjoyed my sideshow, have a good rest of your day, byeee
Hope you enjoyed my sideshow, have a good rest of your day, byeee
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Kia ora Susie,
ReplyDeleteWOW! It is exciting to hear that you have visited the Tāne Mahuta tree before. Do you not remember much about it? You must've been a small baby when you visited. I think your reasoning is fair enough because travelling such a long distance to take a photo with the enormous tree may sound like a mission. Especially if you are living in Christchurch, you will need to get on the plane then take another three hours and a half from Auckland (by car) to get there! It sounds like a long trip.
Are there any beautiful spots to see trees in Christchurch? I heard that Hagley park is pretty amazing. I have been there once but it was too big so I couldn't go around the whole park! Let me know where your favourite nature spot is.
Excited to hear back from you,
Susie
Hi Susie, When I visited This tree it was really big and I was living in Invercargill when I was visiting it
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