WTMC Ruapehu Lodge – a brief history 1952 to 2022

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      Tony Gazley
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      Most club members will know we have a lodge at Mt Ruapehu. Many of you will have stayed there. But the lodge didn’t just materialize in the form it is now—it is the result of a very large number of days of volunteer effort over many years, both in raising funds and organizing, together with the manual labour required on site.

      The lodge sub-committee considered that the sacrifices in time and effort of past members should not be forgotten by users today when they are resting comfortably in the lounge after a day’s skiing, climbing, tramping or other outdoor activity on the mountain. So, we have produced a small on-line booklet, ‘A brief history 1952 to 2022’, and you can click the image below to view a copy. We will have hardcopy versions available free to interested members after the AGM.

      WTMC Ruapehu Lodge front entrance

      • This topic was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Tony Gazley.
      • This topic was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Tony Gazley.
      • This topic was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Tony Gazley.
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