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Category Archives: Tramping
RnR Required – Otago
Day 8: Ahuriri flat to Dunedin 112km (594k) Yuk! Leaving the Caitlin’s behind I find myself back on Statehighway 1, hurtling trucks and SUV’s towing oversized caravans and trailers, all whilst being squished onto the narrowest of road margins. Thank … Continue reading
Posted in Cycle Touring, Cycling, Hiking, New Zealand Scene, Otago, Tramping, Travel Writing
Tagged Big Hut, Cycle Tour, cycle touring, Cycling, Cycling in New Zealand, Gecko, Glencreag Track, Hiking, Middlemarch, new zealand, otago, Sutton Salt Lake, Travel, Travelogues, Walks
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The Caitlins
Day 5: Riverton to Fortrose 89km (354k) Well that was boring. Flat. Long. Straight. Farms farms farms, and hurtling milk tankers. The most interesting parts of today was the nativity scene made of hay bales and getting to my destination. … Continue reading
Posted in caitlins, Cycle Touring, Cycling, New Zealand Scene, Southland, Tramping, Travel, Travel Writing
Tagged caitlins, Cycle Tour, cycle touring, Cycling, Cycling in New Zealand, lighthouses, new zealand, outdoors, Travel, Travelogues, Walks, Waterfalls
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Godley Head, Christchurch
Visiting a mall in Christchurch when you’ve fresh out of the New Zealand wopwops, is a bit of an assault to the senses – although that said I was very happy to see Santa Claus was alive, well and still … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, New Zealand Scene, Tramping, Travel, Travel Writing, Waikato
Tagged Christchurch, Godley head, history, howerzits, new zealand, outdoors, Road Trip, Taylor’s mistake, Travel, Travelogues, Walks, wwii
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Bendigo Gold, Otago
Truth be told, I’d have preferred to hike up Devils Creek to Mt Apiti for the best views across the valley of Lake Dunstan and the snow dusted Pisa Mountain Range. But my ears rang with the parting words from … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, New Zealand Scene, Otago, Queenstown, Tramping, Travel, Travel Writing
Tagged Hiking, new zealand, otago, outdoors, Queenstown, Travelogues, Walks
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Glacier Burn, Queenstown
With the unseasonably mild climate, not enough snow for avalanche risk, and the fact that Queenstown’s tourist numbers in July are here for the skiing not the hiking, the conditions were perfect for a peaceful sojourn into the hills. The … Continue reading
Posted in New Zealand Scene, Otago, Queenstown, Tramping
Tagged Glacier, Glacier Burn, new zealand, Queenstown, Queenstown Walks
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