Caring for huts the Coaster’s way

November 2012

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November 2012

Usage of remote huts on the West Coast, like Lake Morgan Hut, appears to be increasing. Photo: Simon Lewis
Disappointed with the state of a track or a hut? Instead of complaining about it, a group of West Coasters have decided to take action and pick up where DOC left off. In the Ruahine Range a threatened species sits silently as wind and rain wears it down to the bone. There’s only 60 left […]
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