You did an amazing job showing the history and telling the story of this location! I almost forgot I was watching a Geocaching show till you started finding them at the end.
No sorry I don't know that video. There was a children's serives on TV called, 'Children of Fire Mountain.' You can see it on RUclips. Hope that helps and thanks for commenting.
Really interesting and poignant history! Love the artifacts especially. I would be buying one of those wooden pens at reception (can' resist a souvenir pen) as for the terrain, the more challenging it is, the more resilient I become! Nice one guys, beautifully filmed as always. Thanks indeed for sharing.
Thanks glad you liked the video. The Buried Village is one of the more interesting places to visit in the North Island. Hope to go up to the crater of Mount Tarawera sometime soon.
How neat that the hat got preserved. It appears that New Zealand is one giant point of interest. That's wonderful for us.
Glad you liked it. Yes the hat was amazing nit sure how it was not crushed.
The sounds of a waterfall... so therapeutic! :)
Yes know what you mean its great just being near them.
Excellent video (as usual! 😉) Thanks for taking us with you to such great locations!
Thanks glad you liked it. Hope to visit the crater of Mt Tarawera sometime soon.
You did an amazing job showing the history and telling the story of this location! I almost forgot I was watching a Geocaching show till you started finding them at the end.
Glad you liked it. We have love visiting the Buried Village since we were young and now find great geocaches there :-)
Beautiful video and magnificent visit to the museum with a very nice story of that volcano. Thank you for publishing and many greetings from lovimoly.
TWe hanks lovingly glad you liked the visit. Hopefully more about this volcano in the future.
As a child the 1886 Eruption scared me as a child watching that video in the Museum I believe. If possible, do you have that video? Thanks! :)
No sorry I don't know that video. There was a children's serives on TV called, 'Children of Fire Mountain.' You can see it on RUclips. Hope that helps and thanks for commenting.
This reminds me of when our Mt.
St. Helens erupted in 1980.
Being close to St. Helens must have been frightening as it moved so fast.
I remember that! I was camping in the middle of Idaho when that thing went off. Covered in ash, we managed to get our way back home.
That must have been a bit of a worry.
Very interesting history lesson. I'm going to have to go there now. 😊
It's a very interesting place. If you make it set aside around an hour and a half for a good look around.
Really interesting and poignant history! Love the artifacts especially. I would be buying one of those wooden pens at reception (can' resist a souvenir pen) as for the terrain, the more challenging it is, the more resilient I become! Nice one guys, beautifully filmed as always. Thanks indeed for sharing.
Thanks glad you liked the video. The Buried Village is one of the more interesting places to visit in the North Island. Hope to go up to the crater of Mount Tarawera sometime soon.
AMAZING !!!! I AM ARGENTINA
Rip pink and white tarrce
Yes we lost a real treasure.
..they found them trying to find the top part
I thought we were in England for a moment 👀 forgot this is in New Zealand!
🙂
Don't look like England at all love, you don't see beautiful lakes & volcanoes there 😂
@KeetahHudson that's not what I meant ofc England looks nothing like Aotearoa.
Just like Pompeii and Herculaneum
Yes very similar but most people escaped.
@@GeoRick Oh
I dont want to be anywhere near a eruption :)
Not much fun running in the dark with the noise of the eruption in your ears and a chair over your head for protection.