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Joe Nawalaniec (29 November, 2019): Floyd the spoodle and I headed back in...
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Mike McGavin (26 July, 2019): Hi Sam. I haven’t been there for some...
Sam (25 July, 2019): Hello! Is there much of a view of Kapiti Island from...
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Dod (29 June, 2019): I once managed to get to a portion you missed by...
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Alison Giblin (27 March, 2019): Can we apply for a Reserve to be made a...
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Siena (7 March, 2019): Hi, where exactly is the swimming hole from...
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Lou (3 February, 2019): Hi we spent today up Kahui Track, I was wondering if...
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Colleen (5 January, 2019): The boardwalks are there to stop people damaging...
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Gazza (10 July, 2018): In some ways I think this highlights the benefits of...
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Wayne (1 January, 2018): What he said
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A J Wilson (7 July, 2017): It also was a private scheme and the swap...
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Chris (25 April, 2017): Kia ora Mike, Thanks for your account of this...
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Tag Archives: nelson lakes
Trip: Four days of D’Urville, Moss Pass, Sabine, and an ice axe
Having an ice axe attached to your pack makes you look cool. Therefore, what better way to spend Easter than four days in Nelson Lakes National Park with an ice axe, and also with people who are friends? Well, there … Continue reading
Trip: Climbing Mt Travers
Until now I hadn’t climbed a real mountain in any real sense, so I spent several weeks looking forward to tagging along on a trampey club alpine trip to Mt Travers, in Nelson Lakes, to see what was involved. The … Continue reading
