Red rocks of New Zealand

January 2020

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January 2020

This red rock demonstrates the reason why Red Rock Stream is so-named.Photo: Wayne Morgan
In the December 2019 issue, expat American Matt Kambic lamented that since moving to New Zealand he had not seen many red rocks – a much-loved feature of the hiking landscape in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. We asked readers to help Matt overcome his homesickness for red rock, and here’s what they delivered. A […]

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