A curious sign

September 2017

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September 2017

Confusing? The signs for Wellington and Cape Reinga appear to be pointing in the wrong direction. Photo: C.K.Hartman/Creative Commons
It’s a significant milestone for any Te Araroa Tramper: marking the end of their journey with a photograph of themselves beneath the AA signpost in Bluff. One sign on the post is particularly significant, as it points to Cape Reinga where their adventure began. But Wilderness reader Earl Hasse reckons he’s spotted a major gaffe. […]
Alistair Hall

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