Warrior in the Mist
Here is the picture my mom took at Whakarewarewatanga in Rotorua, New Zealand. Can you see the face in the steam? I love this picture.
For more on what it means to be Maori, see Athena's site.
One boy's amazing journey, and his family along for the ride
Here is the picture my mom took at Whakarewarewatanga in Rotorua, New Zealand. Can you see the face in the steam? I love this picture.
For more on what it means to be Maori, see Athena's site.
7 comments:
Now that's cool!
The name of that river is just cruel!
That is awesome. It looks like a lion with full mane to me.
B - They said my mom caught a lucky shot.
EW- Yes considering that Wh is pronounced F in Maori. It is shortened by locals to Whaka - gah!
I much prefer saying Whangamata - (Fung-a-muh-tah)it just rolls right off the tongue.
Summer - I can't see the lion, help me.
holy macaroni, you really can see a face. how spooky is that?!
Okay, maybe I'm just weird.
I see the two holes for eyes, above that is the mane (poofy white), the nose pulls down into a pucker (rock slightly visible) like a cats or lions.
I think I'm spatially challenged, I still can't see the lion, just a wide face. I see a mouth in the rocks just under the nose.
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