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March 2, 2026:
Eldritch Primary, Nocturne, Opal.
Waitomo of MidnightGarden's clan!
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March 2, 2026:
Eldritch Primary, Nocturne, Opal.
Waitomo of MidnightGarden's clan!
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© Tom Rae
Ruakuri Bush walk, Waitomo, New Zealand. A bit of NZ with a lot of limestone caves and this one is impressive.
In Waitomo, we stayed in a hobbithole motel room (although it was only the facade really). Up bright and early to be the first tour group of the day in the Waitomo cave!
Being first was excellent. The first guide of the day has the job of turning the lights on as they go. The next section was constantly pitch black and it was really cool. There’s a huge channel carved by a long gone underground river, and loads of stalagmites and tites. The tour finishes with a silent boat ride in the pitch black, under a canopy of glowworms. Glowworms dangle webs and attract flying food in with their light.
You can’t take photos in there, so I took this off the website.
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around Waitomo
Today’s beautiful image is the Glowworm Caves: Waitomo, New Zealand.
Leave it to New Zealand to make even worms look beautiful. The Waitomo Caves hold thousands of bioluminescent larvae that leave long strings of mucus (sounds gross, looks dazzling) and glow like a subterranean Milky Way.
Two kinds of faries