Walking on the road to recovery

April 2022

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The Tongariro Alpine Crossing was one of Kaelyn Kingi’s 100 tracks
One hundred tracks, more than 210 hours and almost 660km – Kaelyn Kingi did a lot of walking in 2021. The 26-year-old was looking for a way to heal from a tough year that had taken its toll on her mental health. She thought about what made her happy when she was a child: helping […]

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