We were due for some downtime after a couple of tramps in NZ. But Lake Hawea offers a bit more than rest, even on a quiet day walk. I take up the story here http://www.naturescribe.com/2012/04/death-by-scenery.htmlcheers
Peter
A Wonderfully Wussy Walk in NZ
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A Wonderfully Wussy Walk in NZ
by whynotwalk » Sun 15 Apr, 2012 8:18 pm
We were due for some downtime after a couple of tramps in NZ. But Lake Hawea offers a bit more than rest, even on a quiet day walk. I take up the story here http://www.naturescribe.com/2012/04/death-by-scenery.htmlcheers
Peter
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