Seeking refuge in Te Urewera

January 2011

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January 2011

Moss, ferns and waterfalls appear around every bend of the Te Kei Stream
Michael Burt encounters whio aplenty in an untouched corner of Te Urewera Have you ever travelled through the New Zealand landscape and imagined what it was like before the forests were felled and the land tamed, when a person could walk for miles under the canopy of ancient sheltering forests? Perhaps you dream of following […]

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