While we were in Rotorua last week B took me to this spot called Kerosene Creek, he use to live in the city and Taupo many years ago. It's like a watering hole/swimming spot off the beaten track that isn't well known. When we were there we only saw a mum with her children and a couple with their dog enjoying the hot geothermal water. There is geothermal activity all over Taupo and Rotorua so this is probably one of many natural heated streams. We didn't have our swimming stuff with us so we just walked the track. Enjoy the photos.
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It looks very appealing for a stroll.
Cool shots.
Ohhhh... count me in! It´s funny. In Australia, Northern Territory, it´s hot, yet I looooved the hot springs and could stay in there forever. As many (too many) people did. Isn´t that weird? I understand in cold Japan but in hot weather enjoying hot springs?! LOL.
Pity you weren't able to have a long soak - maybe next time :)
...looks a little slice of heaven. We have Oil Creek in this area. Thanks Amy and enjoy your weekend.
What a beautiful place to walk and hangout at.
I love places like this but rarely see any. Thanks for sharing the beauty!
Oh that's such a lovely walk Amy.. the creek is beautiful, deserves a prettier name than Kerosene 😉
How interesting. It must feel good especially in the cooler months.
Beautiful place and wonderful nature shots ~ Xo
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Great photos! Looks like a wonderful place for a long walk.
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