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Did the new Redwoods Altitude experience! Absolutely amazing! A must do!!! Coolest place ever! We went at dusk so did half of the walk in the day time and the other half in the semi dark when all the night lights were on! Was such a beautiful walk and loved every moment! The staff were super informative and nice.

I will definitely be back in the future! What an asset to Rotorua. The beauty and peaceful feeling when walking around the heights was beautiful. Thank you to our guide Izumi. The Redwood Forest is just stunning The lights are just incredible and it is such a beautiful thing to be walking so high in the trees. We also went back the next day and walked around the forest - still gorgeous.

Would definitely recommend. This is a highlight in Rotorua. Super friendly and helpful staff. DNS Flood Detector 1. Added: July 20, Visits: 1. DNS name parser 1. Added: February 24, Visits: 1. Added: July 01, Visits: 1. Added: May 11, Visits: Net::DNS 0.

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Linux Software. PDA Software. Mobile Software. It's a dirge about two women who live together in a bender by the river, much to the displeasure of the local men who come and burn it down.

He learned it off "a feminist" in Scotland and we've re-invented it as a sprightly Celtic tune. Inge learned "Buttermilk Mary" from a tune book Brian brought on the walk — that was probably our favourite trad.

The "unidentified Irish tune" was taught to us by Kris, in the sincere belief that it was Breton. I've since heard a recording of an Irish ensemble playing this 'properly' with a couple of additional parts, but we usually managed to get a bit of a vibe going with our stripped-down version.

A slightly different mix of this got used as a 'hidden track' on the CD. The tune had partially come to Matthew in a field on the edge of Limerick city during the Walk, when everyone else had gone on a busking mission. The rest of it came when he and Inge had a very far-out trip up the sacred mountain of Mullaghmore on the Burren a short while later.

They both thought they had seen a stone circle , and without saying anything, both headed towards it, only to discover it had been an optical illusion. So they just sat down, got their instruments out, and started channeling this weird music.

It's a song he was singing quite a bit with his mandolin during the walk, and it's lovely to hear this version with a proper bassline, etc. Uploaded by Matthew Watkins on May 22, Internet Archive's 25th Anniversary Logo. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip.

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