Meeting Aotearoa on foot

June 2020

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June 2020

Michelle Campbell gained a greater connection with Aotearoa on the Te Araroa Trail
Māori tramper Michelle Campbell shared the highs and lows of her time on the Te Araroa Trail in her first book Meeting Papa: A Journey on Te Araroa.  Could you explain the name of your book, Meeting Papa? I wanted to have a connection to Papatūānuku (the land; the mother earth figure who gave birth […]
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