Celebrating the past, looking to the future

November 2022

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November 2022

Sue Walsh has fond memories of her time as a member of the WTMC. Photo: Sue Walsh
Wellington Tramping and Mountaineering Club celebrates its 75th anniversary this month. Sue Walsh’s father was a founding member in 1947, and she reflects on the halcyon days of tramping, enduring friendships and unforgettable long-drops. How did the club come about? There were a couple of smaller clubs in Wellington: the Outdoor Club and the Ruc-Sacs. […]
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