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See Ming made breakfast and went for a walk while I waited for Max to wake up. |
| She came back to find us having breakfast. We joined her for a walk through the garden and towards the waterfall nearby. |
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In the afternoon, we drove out to Waiau Waterworks to see the gizmos and gadgets that are worked by water. It was a nice long drive to get there. |
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The turn off to Waiau Waterworks. |
| Part of the an exhibit. The collected water from the little trays powers an intricate mechanism that flushes a toilet bowl periodically. |
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A water-powered bicycle. |
| A waterwork clock. Water is sprayed onto the pendulum which drives the clockwork. |
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This machine didn't have anything to do with water, but it was fun. It was sort of a pedal-powered merry-go-round. |
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