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15-month-old Airi Naka went camping with mum Kimiko at McNulty Tarns, Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park
William Higgins tramped the Edwards River in Arthur’s Pass
Jeremy McMinn’s friends and family had a chilly dip at Taranaki Falls, Tongariro National Park
When Sam Walker (8) demanded
a harder tramp up the Earnslaw Burn, his grandparents obliged
James, Jack, Alice and Anna climbed Travers Peak in Lewis Pass
Fliss Murdoch got
a tad muddy in
the D’Urville Valley, Nelson lakes
National Park
Hanne, Bente and Hans enjoyed the sunset
at Maungahuka Hut,
Tararua Forest Park
Maddy and Brody Hyland climbed Mt Dewar near Queenstown
Jen Ross and
Nicole McCross
walked the Dusky Track in Fiordland
Ben and Ari Johnson visited Tent Camp in the Cobb Valley, Kahurangi National Park
Raincoats will keep you dry in a storm – so long as it can vent the moisture you sweat. Photo: Alistair Hall
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