Sensing the wild

March 2013

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March 2013

A gently moving creek in the timeless Waitutu Forest. Photo: Mick Abbott
Wilderness trips are about more than what is seen; they are about what is sensed, absorbed and assimilated Up along the Ngamoko Track, just above the shores of Lake Waikaremoana is an ancient rata, whose snake-like trunks twist and turn around each other up to over 40m into the air. It was Aniwaniwa Tawa at […]

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