At Keiheangataniwha lake on a scorching hot day the lake's blue surface rippled and swirled. It was deathly calm. Myth's have gone around about Keiheangataniwha lake having an actual taniwha in it (taniwha is like the Lochness Monster)! That's how it got the name Keiheangataniwha. Kei hea nga taniwha means where the taniwha lives in Maori. Although it has it's frightening myths - Keiheangataniwha lake is still a popular place. But on this day, Keiheangataniwha lake has no fishermen there. The sun shone brightly, almost giving the water an unearthly glow. The water had never seen such calm days. Then all of a sudden, a colossal spout of water leaps in the air!
Note that this was only a 5 - minute quick write. Sorry if it is not the best
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