A muddy trail

December 2019

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December 2019

From Pirongia, views of mountain tops and distant land fights for attention. Photo: Matthew Cattin
I received an interesting letter this month from a reader who walked the Te Araroa Trail over two summers. Jude was writing in response to the story published in October called ‘A trail of two halves’. In that story, the author recounted how many thru-hikers on the TA skipped large sections of the North Island because […]
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