Amaze – Tiritiri Matangi

In the morning when the sun was a big shiny gold coin I got ready as fast as a cheetah when I realized I was running late. When I got to school I played for a little bit until I realized I left my water bottle. But I couldn’t get it, it was to late so I just hopped on the bus and we sped off.

 

When we got to the city we had to wash our shoes and get a ticket to get on the fairy. On the fairy me and my friends played a game that you need to find yellow objects and say yellow and whatever it is then no returns. but all I could do is hear my belly rumble. But then one off my friends said we could eat so I feasted on two packets of chips.

 

So when we got to Tiritiri Matangi we got our conservation officer to look after us and we started walking. but while we were walking he told us a story. “Tiritiri Matangi is not what you think it was 40 years ago.

 

“Tiritiri Matangi wasn’t always birds singing in harmony and joy spreading through the place like a silver bullet”, the conservation officer said.  Let me tell you what Tiritiri Matangi was like 40 years ago. Tiritiri Matangi was a wild farm with cows winning as loud as the howling wind, the cats biting the people in the ankles and the dogs barking for as long as a decade or even more. But the most thing the conservation officers hated about Tiritiri Matangi being a Farm is that whenever the cows, dogs, cats, or even sheep came the people riding the fairy would always have a complaint once they got off the fairy.

 

So the conservation officers decided to make it a unique and beautiful island. But to get that they needed countless trees and that would take millions of years. So they got millions of kids to plant billions of trees. So then the days went on and soon the place became the most beautiful island in the world. And so they brought the most beautiful, rare birds and the trees are now as tall as the sky tower. And so Tiritiri Matangi is a safe environment for birds to live in.

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