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July 2017

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The canine-like Dragons Teeth form a nearly impenetrable barrier at the northern end of the Douglas Range Photo: Danilo Hegg
The Dragon’s Teeth – a hair-raising route in Kahurangi National Park – is on many tramper’s radar. Many more won’t have heard of it, or, more likely, have no desire to do it. One of my favourite parts of this job is reading about the tramping adventures had by others, in parts of the country […]
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