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Apart from mother natures wonders, we also spent some quality time in the Lost Gypsy Gallery today. In the tiny village of Papatowai there is this guy who runs a unique gallery. He builds all sorts of machines and gadgets out of 'old stuff'.
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The most ingenious creations have found entry in the exhibition area at the back of the gallery where you pay 5$ entry fee. The exhibition is built into three huge water tanks. There is for example an old electric piano, where most of the keys have lost all their black/white coating but for each one a separate little machine goes off and makes a unique sound. My favorite item was a guy riding his bike on a tightrope.
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