Hunger in the wild

January 2012

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January 2012

Paul Garland at the Te Araroa Trail
The most important factor to completing and enjoying Te Araroa is the food you eat. Alistair Hall asks trail chef Paul Garland for some culinary advice Napoleon Bonaparte said: ‘An army marches on its stomach’. The same can be said for Te Araroa through walkers. The simple fact is, you won’t get far if you […]
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