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I'm a late comer finding this interesting video, even though I have been lucky enough to watch and learn from so any other out there learning videos. Thanks for sharing all this in-depth and incredible knowledge with us. From a fellow Kiwi- ngā mihi nui.
Vous pouvez admirer ce genre de formation rocheuse directement à côté de la scène principale du site du village en chanson près de Petite Vallée dans la magnifique région de la Gaspésie au Québec.
C02 is not warming the Earth; that claim is an Elite scam to hasten in the New World Order & A One World Government. It is much worse that that. IN the Sun-Earth cycle, where soon the polar excursion will resolve, the Sun changed from appearing yellow, to appearing white. The Host is old enough to recall that. 2046 is very close.
Fun fact: Kai is the Māori word for food and koura is the Māori name for crayfish. One of the brilliant things about Māori place names is they always give information about the place. No surprises then, that Kaikoura is famous for Crays and that they're abundant in the area. Also, shout out to Mike Vincent, founder of the paua rescue group and who, despite misguided officials saying to leave them alone, was responsible for the rescue of thousands of Paua left stranded high and dry by the quakes and probably saved the paua fishing in the area.
So did the mountain shrink 40 meters because of the rock fall, or because it was mapped more accurately? Also, heard theres a cave near the top called the hotel, is that true?
Because of the rock fall and following erosion of the unstable lowered summit. Yes there is a crevasse called the middle peak hotel, where climbers have camped in emergencies!
