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A visit to Lake Rotokura near Karioi
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Waterfall on the Ohura River as it meets the Whanganui River.
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Niu Poles at Maraekowhai
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Waka preparing to leave Tawata.
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Jet boat on the awa taken from Maraekowhai
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