March 2011

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March 2011

Liverpool Bivvy, looking down on Matukituki
New Zealand is unique among countries where tramping, trekking and hiking – call it what you will – is a major pastime. Unlike in America, Europe and Australia we have a comprehensive hut network – more than 950 and rising – to rely on when we go bush. It’s a staggering amount, really, and the […]
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