Near Cape Palliser on the south end of the North Island, we camped adjacent to an area of Hoo-doos or pinnacles.
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| This was all seabed, which has been eroded into towers and buttreses |
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| We found partially fossilized tree trunks eroding in one gully. The centers of these ancient trees have been mineralized while the outsides are still tree. |
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| Rani scrambles among the pinnacles |
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| We also came across layers of burned wood that had also been compressed under dozens of meters of rock and was now incredibly dense and rock-like. |
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| Rani sprouts a new pair of wings. |
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