A track to a watery cave wonderland

November 2012

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November 2012

Boiling the billy at the Resurgence campsite at the confluence of Eyles Creek and Pearse River
Pearse River resurgence, Kahurangi National Park The first challenge with any trip to the Pearse Resurgence is getting there. The road is eroded and lined with large rocks – just the right size to ground a car. In the end we parked 1km short of the car park. A local watched us getting ready and […]
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