February 2013

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February 2013

The white sands and turquoise waters of Maori Beach, just south of Port William Hut. Photo: Venture Southland
Josh Gale walks Rakiura Track on its 10th anniversary and finds much to celebrate, including an excuse to become as lazy and slow as he likes on the island of tranquillity Standing alone in near total darkness I discern a suspicious shape only meters away. It’s just a dark smudge in the overall blackness, but […]
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