The young and the restless

July 2016

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July 2016

Intrepid Rathkeale boys descending the Hector River, into the Mid-Waiohine Gorge, Tararua Forest Park. Photo: Joe Nawalaniec
Rathkeale College Tramping Club isn’t averse to risk-taking in the outdoors There’s a crucial ingredient in every tramping trip that goes beyond gear, food, and navigation devices. It’s trust, and it can make or break a tramping group. Luckily for Rathkeale College’s Tramping Club leader Joe Nawalaniec, his students lived up to that tramping necessity […]
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