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Auckland Baptist Tramping Club members and DOC work together on Top Hope Hut in Lake Sumner Forest Park
The Auckland Baptist Tramping Club is celebrating 40 years with 40 days of volunteer work in the backcountry. The project, which will see four huts renovated by year’s end, started in March with Three Mile Stream Hut and Top Hope Hut in Canterbury’s Lake Sumner Forest Park. ABTC member David Moore said the volunteer trip […]
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