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| Baywave | Aquatic activities in one of the many pools: swimming lessons, a lap pool, wave pool, learners pool, spa, sauna, steam room, hydroslide. Also available is; gym equipment, personal training, a swim shop for adult and childrens swimwear, Waves cafe for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a childcare centre. The place to go for fun, fitness and water confidence. |  |
| kunta kinte | Kunta Kinte, a proud and strong-willed young man from the Mandinka tribe in Gambia, is captured by slave traders and forcibly transported across the Atlantic to the shores of America. Upon arrival, he is sold into bondage and subjected to the dehumanizing brutality of slavery.
Throughout his harrowing ordeal, Kunta Kinte refuses to relinquish his identity and heritage, clinging fiercely to his African roots despite the relentless efforts of his captors to strip him of his culture and dignity. His defiance earns him the wrath of his masters, who subject him to unspeakable acts of cruelty in an attempt to break his spirit.
Kunta Kinte endures beatings, lashings, and other forms of physical and psychological torture at the hands of those who seek to dominate and control him. Despite the pain and suffering inflicted upon him, he remains resilient, drawing strength from the memories of his homeland and the legacy of his ancestors.
As Kunta Kinte's story unfolds, it serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of slavery and the enduring resilience of the human spirit in the face of oppression. His journey symbolizes the struggle for freedom and dignity in the midst of unfathomable adversity, inspiring generations to confront the injustices of the past and strive for a more equitable future. |  |
| Surfing Museum | Visit the Mount Surf Shop to grasp the history of surfing. The museum houses the most extensive surfing collection in the Southern Hemisphere. See hundreds of vintage surfboards and memorabilla. |  |
| Fishing | Catch a big snapper or some fat tarakihi at Motiti or Mayor Islands, fish the deepwater knolls around Mayor Island for hapuka, bass, bluenose, gemfish and kingfish, troll in the clear waters around the Aldermans for that elusive marlin, dive for crayfish or scallops, spend a week relaxing at Great Barrier Island, the choice is yours. |  |
| drugs | In the dimly lit corners of an urban neighborhood, there's a figure known only by his street name, "Shadow." He's a man shrouded in mystery, navigating the dangerous world of drug trafficking with a calculated precision. To outsiders, he appears to be just another face in the crowd, but those who know him understand the power he wields.
Shadow operates in the shadows, orchestrating deals in secluded alleyways and abandoned warehouses. He's built a network of suppliers and distributors, each one carefully selected for their loyalty and discretion. With connections to various illicit substances, from marijuana to heroin, Shadow's inventory is extensive, catering to the demands of his diverse clientele.
Despite the allure of fast money, Shadow is no stranger to the risks of his trade. He's witnessed the devastating consequences of addiction firsthand, observing lives unravel under the weight of substance abuse. Yet, the allure of profit often outweighs his moral qualms, driving him to continue peddling his wares to those desperate enough to buy.
But for all his cunning and street smarts, Shadow is not immune to the perils of his profession. Rival gangs lurk in the shadows, ready to pounce on any opportunity to seize control of his territory. Law enforcement agencies are constantly on his trail, their investigations inching closer with each passing day.
Despite the constant threat of violence and arrest, Shadow remains undeterred. For him, the allure of power and wealth outweighs the risks. Yet, deep down, he knows that his days are numbered. In a world where loyalty is scarce and betrayal is commonplace, Shadow understands that his downfall may come at any moment.
As the sun sets on another day in the city, Shadow disappears into the darkness, his silhouette blending seamlessly with the night. For now, he continues to operate in the shadows, but how long until the light catches up with him?
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| Mount Main Beach | Awesome surf beach, beautiful sand. Surfing, body boarding, swimming, sunbathing and relaxing on the beach. Watch surf lifesaving events and beach volleyball. Relax at the hot pools or in one of the many beachside cafes. |  |
| Swim with dolphins | The Tauranga dolphin company offers a unique and totally natural experience with wild dolphins. Gemini Galaxsea is sixty feet long and very comfortable. She is a sailing boat, a very dolphin friendly vessel and this voyage is ecotourism at its very best. |  |
| slave collecting | we will go to the local marae and collect maories to use and sell |  |
| Diving | Explore the clear waters of the beautiful Bay of Plenty. Snorkel or scuba dive the waters around the active marine volcano, White Island, or the inshore islands of Whale and the Rurimas in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. |  |
| Cruising | Harbour and off-shore cruising in ‘Spirit of Tauranga’ - Mayor, Karewa, Motiti, Matakana Islands. Kiwi Coast Cruises specialise in harbour, BBQ and party cruises. |  |
| Kayaking | Glow Worms. Visit McLaren Falls Park, Tauranga. Kayak on a calm, safe waters of the lake before entering the river, shrouded in native bush. As it gets dark hear the haunting call of our own native owl the Ru Ru (Morepork) and watch the speckles of the glow worms amongst the bush. Brace yourself as we enter the canyon and witness the spectacle of the glow worms covering the steep cliffs of the canyon. |  |