The Greatest Tunnel Ever!

This day has perfect quality related to childhood memories. Among these special memories, I am only 8 years old, maybe 9 years old, a child of dirty legs and a small ponytail freckles with dirty arms and face are full of energy. My own stuff. The asphalt road began to bubble at my feet early in the afternoon, but the sun shines through the clouds such as marshmallows. The pony lying on the roadside complained that she wanted me to have an apple, but I was too anxious to wait.

Leaving the park, I left Zion - Carmel Expressway. About six miles from the visitor center, I met Mount Zion, one of the coolest tunnels I have ever experienced. Carmel Tunnel It was a one mile tunnel completed by Nevada Construction Company in 1930, when it was built, it is the longest tunnel in the United States. The only light in the entire tunnel through the tunnel is provided by a slit or window on the side of the tunnel. Other uses of these windows are not just workers who make car lights and tunnels. They are used to ventilate and dump stones during construction. The rock flows through the opening in the wall into the lower canyon and forms a tunnel. These windows provide the crew a source of access to the interior of the rock wall. The builder slowly made a small first hole through the edge of the cliff.

Tunnel beach was named after the two tunnels. The first one got off to the narrow beach from the arch bridge. The tunnel was artificially engraved stepwise in the 1870s, followed by a beach with many rocks and big rocks. The beach was hit by a flood at high tide, but we used a long rock strip above the tide line to enter the second tunnel on the cliff. It was very narrow, so I went far enough to take a good picture of Yuki. The coast here is as beautiful as Dunedin, and we ceased to take pictures of the coastline. Even in the early springs, it is obvious how warm these beaches will be in the summer and it is surprising that they look almost like a tropical ocean - this is not the beach we are seeing

Tunnel beach is located about 7 kilometers southwest from Dunedin city center. In fact, it was given a name as compared to a steep tunnel leading to the beach. The tunnel was commissioned for his family in 1870 by his local politician John Cargill at that time. However, the main attraction is the sudden emergence of impressive large crops. Downhill is steep. If you know me or you are reading my other stories, you will find that I am very inappropriate. On the way home, Ben asked me to put water on my head and put it all on my T - shirt. A lady behind. Actually, someone laughed at me. If you are kind, I think you will be fine.