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Your trips, your pix, February 2022

Mike Battersby climbed Roys Peak, Wanaka to watch the sunrise. Photo: Mike Battersby

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Tony and Andrea Colby walked the Queen Charlotte Track where the wet weather gave them an amazing rainbow at the top of a big climb.
Tania and Jo Rae walked the Routeburn Track. “We were totally captivated by all the different views along the way – the Routeburn is a must-do!” said Tania.
Kendyl (5), Christina, Joel (three months), Connor (7) and Scott McLachlan overnighted at Rod Donald Hut on Banks Peninsula.
Earl Hasse walked the Robert Ridge Route to Angelus Hut
Stewart, Caelen and Meg enjoyed the spectacular views from the summit of Single Cone, The Remarkables.
Brooke (12) and Cameron (10) Devaney did a post Christmas tramp in 28-degree heat to Crosbies Hut in Coromandel Forest Park.
Lynn Kim and Kelsey Kotwasinski hiked the Kepler Track. “It was my first great walk and I loved it,” said Kim.
“I carry my Wilderness magazine everywhere,” joked Sarah McIlroy when she sent in this photo of her walking the “stunning” Omanawanui track.
Mike Battersby climbed Roys Peak, Wanaka to watch the sunrise. Photo: Mike Battersby
The Simpson and Carruther families were all smiles on reaching their wet weather ‘Plan B’ destination of Cupola Hut in Nelson Lakes National Park.
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