Return to Dome Shelter

November 2017

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November 2017

William on his return visit to Dome Shelter. Photo: Supplied
On the eve of the 10th anniversary of losing his leg in an eruption on Mt Ruapehu, William Pike heads back to the shelter that saved his life. By Monika Coles Early in the morning on September 17, two headlamps bobbed in the dark as snow crunched satisfyingly beneath crampons. Ten years earlier, on September […]
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